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start with the "parent" absolute value function which looks like this |dw:1511917953982:dw|
the transformations indicate a shift left by 3 and a shift down by 1 so take the original absolute value graph above and apply these transformations
-3,-1?
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your answer should be a graph not just a set of coordinates
but yes, (-3,-1) would be the vertex
-1,0
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-3,-1 and -1,0?
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-1,0 is not on the graph
|dw:1511918339834:dw|
should look like the one I drew
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