The graph of the absolute value function can be seen at the end of the answer. There we see a translated and dilated parent function.
How to graph the absolute value function?
Here we want to graph:
g(x) = 5*|x - 6| + 2
First, remember that the minimum of the absolute value part |f(x)| is 0, so the minimum of the above function is 2, and that happens when x = 6. That will be the vertex of our function.
From that point, we will have two lines, one that goes to the right with a slope of 5, and the other that goes to the left with slope of -5 (the coefficient that multiplies the absolute value part of the function).
The graph of the function can be seen below.
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