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If the graph of y = |x| is translated so that the point (1, 1) is moved to (4, 1), what is the equation of the new graph?
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Where would the vertex end up then?
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Look at the graph of y=|x| locate the vertex, and imagine that if the point (1,1), which is on the graph were to go to (4,1), where would the vertex end up?
The new equation will be affected by how the vertex moves to the new location.
would it be y = |x + 3|?
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Close. This is an easy thing to mix up if you don't see how y is responding to x.
If y is waiting until x gets to 3 before it starts going up, then y is treating x as if x is smaller by 3. Does that make sense?
And if you want to check your guess, go ahead and plot points to see what happens.
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