how do you graph y=3-2lx-2l

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anonymous · Answer

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=y%3D3-2 |x-2|

anonymous · Answer

you will have to copy the entire link!

anonymous · Answer

First combine like terms so it's in slope-intercept form:$$y=-21x-18$$
-21 is the slope, and -18 is where it crosses the y axis. Plug in two values for x and that will give you two (x,y) points to graph. Connect them with a line that goes on in both directions, and you have your graph.

anonymous · Answer

Oh wait, is that an absolute value? I thought those were ones.

anonymous · Answer

copy and paste because when you use absolute value signs it cuts off the link

anonymous · Answer

If you know your "translations" I would graph the graph of |x| first then translate it accordingly.

myininaya · Answer

y=3-2|x-2|
if x-2>0 => |x-2|=x-2              => 3-2(x-2)=3-2x+4=-2x+7
if x-2<0 => |x-2|=-(x-2)=-x+2=>3+2(x-2)=2x-1
if x-2=0 => |x-2|=0                  => 3-2(0)=3

anonymous · Answer

wrong

anonymous · Answer

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myininaya · Answer

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