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Mirror a supplied two-branch sketch

Sketch y=f(∣x∣)y=f(|x|) given the graph of y=f(x)y=f(x).

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Given schematic graph y=f(x): two branches, vertical asymptote x=1, horizontal asymptote y=1, y-intercept (0,3) and x-intercept (3,0). Left branch increases to positive infinity at 1; right branch increases from negative infinity toward y=1. No formula is supplied.
Given schematic graph y=f(x): two branches, vertical asymptote x=1, horizontal asymptote y=1, y-intercept (0,3) and x-intercept (3,0). Left branch increases to positive infinity at 1; right branch increases from negative infinity toward y=1. No formula is supplied.
Given schematic graph y=f(x): two branches, vertical asymptote x=1, horizontal asymptote y=1, y-intercept (0,3) and x-intercept (3,0). Left branch increases to positive infinity at 1; right branch increases from negative infinity toward y=1. No formula is supplied.

CJC · Transformations · Example 16

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