Question

what is the turning point of the graph... will fan and medal for correct answer!!f(x)=|x+3|-2

A.(-3,-2)
B.(-2,-3)
C.(-3,2)
D.(2,-3)

Answer 1

Are you asking for the origin of the graph ?

Answer 2

Go to Desmos.com and graph the equation.

Answer 3

@Devonhoward15 ^^^

Answer 4

im here

Answer 5

i think (-3,2) is the anwser is that correct?

Answer 6

this function has only one absolute value or maybe there is one more ?

Answer 7

is it -3,2

Answer 8

i graphed it and got -3,-2

Answer 9

yeah that's what we call the origin of the function

Answer 10

>>>> i graphed it and got (-3,-2)

That is what I got.

Answer 11

ok so -3,-2 is the answer?

Answer 12

Click on the attachment to see the graph.

Answer 13

but look at this:
http://www.rasmus.is/uk/t/F/Su53k03.htm

Answer 14

Im not sure why the turning point would be the origin that's where Im confused..

Answer 15

@rock_mit182

I don't see the connection with the info at that link and the problem under consideration.

Answer 16

got it thank you... i have one more question if you could check if i'm right please

Answer 17

The origin is (0,0).

The turning point here is (-3, -2).

Answer 18

i know what is an origin i just dont know how the two concepst are realated in this case

Answer 19

f(x)=|x-5|+3

Answer 20

4
6
0
11

Answer 21

i got 6

Answer 22

how did you do it ?

Answer 23

i see.. but why plug in f of 2 ...

Answer 24

cause it says evaluate f(2)

Answer 25

that's makes a lot of sense !

Answer 26

Lol you didn't post that info..

Answer 27

srry... but am i right?

Answer 28

of course your are

Answer 29

well done

Answer 30

Any other question ?