Ah, direct variation/proportion.
That is simply a linear equation with a y-intercept of 0.
So... let's solve this.
Simply put, a direct variation multiplies the x-value by a constant to get the y-value.
Let's take the point

on this graph and solve for the constant of proportionality:

We easily solve that and get our answer of

. (B)
Remark
That was well worth doing. Desmos gave you the answer to the graph. Unfortunately I can only give you the correct graph. You will have to figure out from the choices which one is the correct answer -- or edit it so I can see what the rest of the question is.
Graph
The red one is f(x) is x + 3 {x <= -2}
The blue one is f(x) is x^2 - 1 {-2 <x <1} Notice the gap at 2. It is not continuous
The green one is f(x) is log_2(-x + 3) {1 <=x < 3} and there is a gap between the blue and green one.
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
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1. To translate to the left, add to x.
The equation is: y = |x + 2|
2. To translate down, add to y.
The equation is: y + 2 = |x| OR y = |x| - 2 (subtract 2 from each side)
Hope this helps!