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Y = |x| translated one unit to the left 30 POINTS

User Plamb
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Answer:

y = |x+1|

Explanation:

In y = |x|, the vertex is at (0,0)

When translated one unit left, vertex will be at (0,-1)

Equation:

y = |x - (-1)|

y = |x+1|

User Ahmaad
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Answer:

y = |x+1|

Explanation:

To shift a function left, add inside the function's argument: f (x + b)

y = |x|

We will add 1 to x

y = |x+1|

To shift a function right, subtract inside the function's argument: f (x - b)

User Tiago Pasqualini
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