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Write two linear equations you can use to graph y=|x+7|
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When x >= -7, then x + 7 >= 0 so you would have for part of the solution: y = x + 7 for x >= -7 When x < -7, then x + 7 < 0 so the other part of the solution is: y = -(x + 7) = -x - 7 for x < -7 That covers all values of "x", so depending on where you are horizontally, you use that particular equation.
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Good luck to you in all of your studies and thx for the recognition! @Kagome_gurl8 And you're very welcome. Nice working with you.
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