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What is g(x)?

O A. g(x) = -lxl
O B. g(x) = -X
O C. g(x) = -2^x
O D. g(x) = -x^2​

What is g(x)? O A. g(x) = -lxl O B. g(x) = -X O C. g(x) = -2^x O D. g(x) = -x^2​-example-1

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Answer: Choice A. g(x) = -|x|

Step-by-step explanation:

The V shape implies we are dealing with absolute value. So the answer must be choice A as its the only function that has absolute value. The negative out front flips the parent function f(x) = |x| over the x axis. Normally |x| is always positive (assuming x is not zero), so -|x| is always negative for nonzero x values.

Extra info: an absolute value graph is a piecewise function of two separate linear functions. In this case, the left branch is y = x and the right branch is y = -x.

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