Question 8 • Algebra 1
The expression inside the absolute value, x + 3, is zero when x = −3, so the graph’s vertex is (−3, 0). The negative sign in front reflects the usual absolute-value graph downward. For example, f(−4) = −|−1| = −1 and f(0) = −|3| = −3, matching the graph with vertex (−3, 0) that opens downward: choice B.
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