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# 2.13: Using the General Absolute Value Equation and the Graphing Calculator

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Practice Graphs of General Absolute Value Equations with Technology

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### Vocabulary Language: English

Breadth refers to the distance between the halves of a function with two symmetric sides (such as an absolute value function).

General Form of an Absolute Value Function

The general equation for an absolute value function is $y = a|x-h|+k$, where $a$ controls the width of the “$V$” and $(h, k)$ is the vertex.

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