I used Excel to create the tables and the graphs.
I attached both the tables and the graphs.
You should replace the numbers of the x-axis (in both graphs) by the numbers as a fraction of pi. Those numbers are also included in the table, so you should not have problems with that.
Open and see tha file attached with the answer to your question..
The answer is A.
Ordered pairs that equate to a function would not have two separate points with the same x-value. In other words, every x-value must be associated with only one y-value.
Absolute value is when you have either a positive or negative value within a set of "parentheses" or what look just like vertical lines and whatever is within those line stays or becomes positive. The only exception to this is when there is a negative on the outside to act upon the positive values within.
