00:01
This problem gives us this equation here and asks us to find three ordered pairs of solutions and then graph the equation over here to the right for part b.
00:14
So first, i will come up with some x values to substitute in here in order to find these y values.
00:24
And to make it easy, i'll just go 0, 1, 2, 3.
00:32
Substituting these values in, we have a negative absolute value of 0 plus 4, and that's going to be a negative 4.
00:43
This absolute value comes after the negative.
00:48
So whatever is inside here becomes negative.
00:53
Whatever is inside here becomes negative.
00:57
So moving on, we have a negative absolute value of 1 plus 4 or negative 5.
01:06
2 plus 4 it's negative 6 and you can see negative 7 3 plus 4 and negative so negative 4 negative 5 negative 6 negative 7 so when x is 0 we have y is negative 4 and x is 1 negative 5 2 is negative 6 3 is negative 7 and there is that line.
01:46
So this is going to come up here, come to the axis, and then it looks like it just deflects diagonally straight like that...