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Was I tagged?
yes, It's me.I need your help
Hold on. I'll do only one.
That's for the first one.
how to get that slope?
for the absolute value function it is translate 2 units to the right so it becomes abs(x-2) and it is translate 2 units down so it is abs(x-2) -2 i dont have the simbols for absolute value so i wrote abs()
Prime Ralph I am sorry. But you are incorrect. The slope is wrong and it maeks no sense
But julian when I plug in the points, it does not work. I thought the same as you but plug in some points
I'm feeling sleepy. That's why I wanted to do only one.
yes i m working on th slope
1 minute
okay
Prime Ralph, plug in some ponts. It does not work at all.
THanks for the help but it does not make sense and if you plug in any number, the y does not relate to what is shown on the graph.
Looks like I should hit the bed. Good luck.
Thanks for the help at least :)
ok u can see on the graph that the slope is (2/8) so the equation becomes (2/8)abs(x-2) -2
wait how did you find the slope for that one?
u can see it changes 2 units in the y axis and 8 units in the x axis
isn't it then -1/4?
yes but the absolute value its defined by 2 lines
oh so its 1/4
okay thanks. And what aobut for the 2nd problem?
(1/4)(x-2) -2 and (-1/4)(x-2) -2
huh and?
its just 1/4(x-2) -2
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and with negative slope too u must graph both functions one defined (-inf, 2) and the other defined (2, inf)
ok lets do the second u have that the graph open downward so it bevomes -x^2 it is translate to the left 2 units so it becomes -(x+2)^2 and it is translate downwar 1 unit so it becomes -(x+2)^2 -1 now we must see if that equation agrre with some points on the graph
since its abslute value, aren't both included since its always positive?
the abosolute value it is not always positive fort example f(x)=abs(x) -5 plug 1 there and u have f(1) = 1 -5 = -4
the graph of -(x+2)^2 -1 agree with the vertex and it opens downward but dont agree with the y intercept we must multiply it by someting
okay makes sense
ok if we multiply it by (1/2)we get -(1/2)(x+2)^2 -1 and that agree with the graph
okay let me check :)
how do you find the 1/2 of a parabola?
jajaj i dont know that part at first i just multiply it by something but i will find a algebraic way of do that
okay
cause I am so confused. Also why is it negative?
it is because it opens donwward
i though u was following me
okay. I get it!!! just the 1/2 I dont see how u got?
i dont know either let me see
okay
i though that i get it 1 min
okay take your time :)
ok so we must multiply by a constants lets say (k) we must find the value of that constant to do that take for example a pint on the graph for exanple the y intercept (0, -3) and replace that point in the equation y= -k(x+2)^2 -1 -3 = -k(x+2)^2 -1 solve that equation and u will find that k = 1/2
sorry -3 = -k(0+2)^2 -1
solve that equation and u will find that k = 1/2
oh. Thanks so much. I appreciate it.
im confused
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