Algebra-2

The general form of an absolute value function is h(x) = ∣x − h∣ + k, where:

1: h represents a horizontal shift.

If h > 0, the graph shifts right by h units.

If h < 0, the graph shifts left by ∣h∣ units.

2: k represents a vertical shift.

If k > 0, the graph shifts up by k units.

If k < 0, the graph shifts down by ∣k∣ units.

In g(x) = −3∣x + 2∣:

1: Horizontal Shift:
Inside the ...