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The standard form of an absolute value function is R(x) = a|x-h|+k Which of the following represents the vertex? o (-k,h) o (-1,K) o (k,h) o (h,k)

The standard form of an absolute value function is R(x) = a|x-h|+k Which of the following represents the vertex? o (-k,h) o (-1,K) o (k,h) o (h,k)
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The standard form of an absolute value function is R(x) = a|x-h|+k Which of the following represents the vertex?

o (-k,h)
o (-1,K)
o (k,h)
o (h,k)

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Answer:

o (h,k)

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