What is the turning point of this function?

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7 0

Absolute value functions are v-shaped. I hthink the turning point you're referring to is the vertex. This is where the inside of the absolute value is zero.

f(x) = |x+2|
0 = x+2
-2 = x

vertex (-2,0)

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