Graph the functions on the same screen using the given viewing rectangle. Viewing rectangle [−8, 8] by [−6, 6](a)     y = |x| (b)     y = −|x| (c)     y = −4|x| (d)     y = −4|x − 2|         How is the graph in part (b) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.  Reflect? Reflect across the x-axis Reflect across the y-axis Do not reflect  Stretch/Shrink vertically? stretch vertically shrink vertically neither stretch nor shrink vertically by a factor of   Stretch/Shrink horizontally? stretch horizontally shrink horizontally neither stretch nor shrink horizontally by a factor of   Shift up/down? shift up shift down do not shift up or down  units  Shift left/right? shift left shift right do not shift left or right  units How is the graph in part (c) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.  Reflect? Reflect across the x-axis Reflect across the y-axis Do not reflect  Stretch/Shrink vertically? stretch vertically shrink vertically neither stretch nor shrink vertically by a factor of   Stretch/Shrink horizontally? stretch horizontally shrink horizontally neither stretch nor shrink horizontally by a factor of   Shift up/down? shift up shift down do not shift up or down  units  Shift left/right? shift left shift right do not shift left or right  units How is the graph in part (d) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.  Reflect? Reflect across the x-axis Reflect across the y-axis Do not reflect  Stretch/Shrink vertically? stretch vertically shrink vertically neither stretch nor shrink vertically by a factor of   Stretch/Shrink horizontally? stretch horizontally shrink horizontally neither stretch nor shrink horizontally by a factor of   Shift up/down? shift up shift down do not shift up or down  units  Shift left/right? shift left shift right do not shift left or right  units

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Graph the functions on the same screen using the given viewing rectangle.

Viewing rectangle [−8, 8] by [−6, 6]

(a)    
y = |x|


(b)    
y = −|x|


(c)    
y = −4|x|


(d)    
y = −4|x − 2|
   
   

How is the graph in part (b) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.

 Reflect? Reflect across the x-axis Reflect across the y-axis Do not reflect
 Stretch/Shrink vertically? stretch vertically shrink vertically neither stretch nor shrink vertically by a factor of 
 Stretch/Shrink horizontally? stretch horizontally shrink horizontally neither stretch nor shrink horizontally by a factor of 
 Shift up/down? shift up shift down do not shift up or down  units
 Shift left/right? shift left shift right do not shift left or right  units


How is the graph in part (c) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.

 Reflect? Reflect across the x-axis Reflect across the y-axis Do not reflect
 Stretch/Shrink vertically? stretch vertically shrink vertically neither stretch nor shrink vertically by a factor of 
 Stretch/Shrink horizontally? stretch horizontally shrink horizontally neither stretch nor shrink horizontally by a factor of 
 Shift up/down? shift up shift down do not shift up or down  units
 Shift left/right? shift left shift right do not shift left or right  units


How is the graph in part (d) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.

 Reflect? Reflect across the x-axis Reflect across the y-axis Do not reflect
 Stretch/Shrink vertically? stretch vertically shrink vertically neither stretch nor shrink vertically by a factor of 
 Stretch/Shrink horizontally? stretch horizontally shrink horizontally neither stretch nor shrink horizontally by a factor of 
 Shift up/down? shift up shift down do not shift up or down  units
 Shift left/right? shift left shift right do not shift left or right  units
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