Question

what is the vertex y=a| x-h |+k

Answer 1

Depending where the k(vertical or y/int) and h(horizontal/x-axis) is .

Answer 2

What does that mean?
I have a few choices (a,k),(x,y),(h,k),(a,h) NOTA(none of the above)

Answer 3

No, it uses normal x and y axes...

At x = h, then the absolute value part is 0. For an x one less than h, the absolute value will give the same result as for x one greater than h. So x = h is the vertex, since it's where the v-shape in the graph occurs.

Answer 4

so it would be (h,k)

Answer 5

the vertex occurs at x = h.

So the y value when x = h is found by substituting x = h into the function.

Yes, you are right, (h,k) :)

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

thank you everyone