Your students will practice graphing and determining the Key features and Properties of Absolute Value Functions in this flexible Print & Go resource.

• Students determine and identify the domain, range, axis of symmetry, vertex , x – intercepts, y-intercepts, transformations, and graph 14 functions.

The pages designed so that you have a lot of versatility. Use as a worksheet, Concept Map, Task Cards, Stations, or as pages for Interactive Notebooks.

Answer keys are included as well as two blank templates for you to customize.

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