What is the graph of the function rule? y = |4x| + 3
You could make a table of values if you're clueless on how to graph it. Or, graph it using transformations of |x|.
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Well I know I have to subtract 3, so I can get 4x by itself. But what else do I subtract by 3 if we don't know what y is?
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I think the function rules is when the variables are related, you can make a table
I think you should make a table an replace it with r x values. Ex: -2 and plug that in and solve
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f(x) is a fancy way of saying y. For example here:
Can't give you the answer I already got a warning today for no reason..
"Well I know I have to subtract 3, so I can get 4x by itself. But what else do I subtract by 3 if we don't know what y is?" Do not do this, you aren't solving for x. Make a table of x and y values.
Make a table, plot the point and draw the line, simple :)
Are you sure it's that one? Describe why you think it's that one.
Well because it adds three... And it seems to start as a positive. Ugh I'm so bad at this.
If it's 4x + 3 It can be like 4(1) + 3 = 7 4(2) + 3 = 11 4(3) + 3 = 15 Is it like this..?
I'd include a negative, -2 -1 0 1 2
4(-2) + 3 = -5 4(-1) + 3 = -1 4(0) + 3 = 3 4(1) + 3 = 7 4(2) + 3 = 11 Like this?
You ignored the absolute value sign.
Oh true. So that would make the -2 and the -1, positive 2 and 1, right?
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Because it would be |4(-2)| and that would equal |-8| and that would actually be 8? And then add the 3, of course.
Yes.
Did that answer you're question? :)
Yes but I don't understand how I'd graph that.
Plot the points? and draw the line
That's the point of a table of values. You write out the table of x and y, so you can plot the points.
Just to make sure... |4(-2)| + 3 = 11.... That would be (-2, 11), right..? If x, in the problem, was -2.
Yes, that's why you should write a table to avoid any confusion.
Yup
Okay, yeah, now I understand it.
Thank you guys so much, sorry it took me a while. Been a long week ._.
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