Algebra 1 · Chapter 4 · Lesson 4.6 · Printable PDF

The Absolute Value Graph Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on the absolute value graph: evaluating the parent function, missing coordinates on a shifted graph, rewriting as a piecewise function, finding a vertex and rule, a bike trail distance, and symmetry. 1 page, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Find values of the absolute value function and combinations of them.
    f(-9) + f(4)f(4 - 9)f(-2) - f(-7)3f\left(-\dfrac{2}{3}\right)f(-1.2) \cdot f(5)
  2. Find the missing coordinate of each point on a shifted absolute value graph.
    (-7,\ y)(1.5,\ y)(x,\ 5)(x,\ -2)(x,\ -4)
  3. Write an absolute value function as a piecewise function and give each slope.
  4. Use points on a graph to find its vertex and write its rule.
  5. Bike trail problem: use the distance to the water station as an absolute value function.
  6. Show that the graph is symmetric about a vertical line.

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