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<h2>Answer:</h2>
The vertex of the function is:
(-2,-2)
<h2>Step-by-step explanation:</h2>We are given a absolute value function f(x) in terms of variable "x" as:
We know that for any absolute function of the general form:
the vertex of the function is : (h,k)
and if a<0 the graph of function opens downwards.
and if a>0 the graph of the function opens upwards.
Hence, here after comparing the equation with general form of the equation we see that:
a= -1<0 , h= -2 and k= -2
Since a is negative , hence, the graph opens down .
Hence, the vertex of the function is:
(-2,-2)
1.If the slopes of each equation are the same, they are parallel. If the slopes are the opposite reciprocal of each other, they are perpendicular.
2. The equations are parallel, here’s my work:
2. The equations are parallel, here’s my work: