Learn how to graph an absolute value equation by reflecting over x axis

The video tutorial explains how to create a table for graphing absolute value functions. It starts by setting the absolute value equal to zero to find the axis of symmetry and vertex. The instructor discusses choosing points for graphing, highlighting the challenges of graphing fractions. To simplify, it is suggested to select points where the denominator divides evenly. The tutorial also covers reflecting points across the axis of symmetry and how a fraction less than one stretches the graph horizontally.

How can you reflect points across the axis of symmetry in an absolute value graph?

What happens to the graph of an absolute value function when the coefficient of the absolute value is less than one?