This is a double-sided page over the Absolute Value Function with notes and examples on one side and practice on the other.

The notes begin by defining the absolute value notation and working a few examples as a reminder. Next, a table of values is made and the absolute value function is graphed. Also, domain, range and symmetry are determined. Finally, 3 examples are graphed. Students are encouraged to make a table of values and then decide what transformations occurred. Domain and range are also found.

The back provides 9 more equations to be graphed by either using transformations or by making a t-table. The range of each is found since the domain is always all real numbers. Each example contains one to three transformations. Key included.

Also available:

Absolute Value Functions Activity

Graphing Absolute Value Functions Coloring Activity

Solving Absolute Value Equations Coloring Activity

Linear vs. Quadratic vs. Absolute Value Functions Foldable

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