Graph a absolute value equation with a reflection and horizontal translation

The video tutorial explains how to graph an absolute value function, specifically focusing on the equation Y equals the opposite of the absolute value of X plus 2. It covers the impact of transformations, such as reflections and shifts, on the graph. The tutorial details how the negative sign reflects the graph over the X-axis, causing it to open downwards, and how the addition of 2 shifts the vertex horizontally. The instructor guides viewers through the process of plotting the graph by identifying the new vertex and following a pattern to connect points, resulting in a complete graph of the function.

Describe the process of shifting the graph of the absolute value function based on the vertex.

How do you graph the absolute value function after identifying the transformations?