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The standard form of an absolute value function is f(x)= a|x-h|+k. Which of the following represents the vertex?

A) (-k, h)
B) (-h, k)
C) (k, h)
D) (h,k)

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Answer:d edge

Explanation:

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User Silvesterprabu
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Answer:

D. h,k

Explanation:

The standard forn of a absolute value is


a |x - h| + k

where (h,k) is the vertex of the absolute value.

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