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First find the minimum point of the graph.

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Since absolute value function can not be negative, the minimum point of the

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graph is where \"\".\"\"

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The original function is \"\"

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Set original function \"\"

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 \"\"            

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\"\"           (Add 15 to each side)

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\"\"                     (Additive inverse property: \"\")

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\"\"                                 (Additive identity property: \"\")

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\"\"                              (Multiply each side by negative one)

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\"\"                                (Product of two same signs is positive) 

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\"\"

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Next make at table, fill out the table with values for \"\".

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f(x) = - |x |- 15

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x

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 f(x)

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-10

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-25

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-5

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-20

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0

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-15

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5

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-20

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10

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-25

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First, draw a co-ordinate plane.

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Locate the points on co-ordinate plane and draw the graph through these points.

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\"absolute

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Observe the graphs, both graphs have same shape and points on \"\" are 15 units lower than the points on \"\".

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The graph of  \"\" is the graph of \"\" and translated 15 units down.\"\"

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 The graph of  \"\" is the graph of \"\" and translated 15 units down.