What is the parent graph of the absolute value graph

The video tutorial explains the concept of the absolute value graph, often referred to as the V graph. It begins with an introduction to the graph's basic equation, Y equals the absolute value of X, and explains the concept of absolute value as a measure of distance, regardless of direction. The tutorial then demonstrates how to create a table of values and plot these on a graph, highlighting key features such as the vertex and symmetry. Finally, it introduces the idea of graph transformations, including compression, stretching, shifting, and reflection.

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