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moving the "a" makes both lines either come closer or apart if you're increasing or decreasing the numbers.
moving "h" is like moving the x-axis, same thing decreasing or increasing the numbers.
opposite of "h", "k" is being moved by the y-axis so it's going up and down.

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as i´m moving the A bar I can make the lines come closer or apart. Moving H I can move the line to the left or right. and when moving K I can move the line up or down.

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On the "a" the more positive you go, it is going above the x-axis, if you move 'a' to the negatives, it will flip and go down from the x-axis.
On the 'h', whenever you change it, it will change the starting point, going left or right depending on numbers used.
On the 'k', it moved the staring point on the y-axis, up and down, depending on what numbers are used.

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h = x and k = y

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h moves left to right

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When a is negative the lines go down and when is positive the lines go up the more negative the number is the the narrower it will go same for positive number.

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When

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h=

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h moves from left to right, left when its negative and right if its positive

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h moves from left to right, left when its negative and right if its positive

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K moves up and down. If you have positive numbers it moves up and when you have negative numbers it moves down on the y axis.

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As you move "a" to a positive number it goes upwards and the space in between it gets smaller the higher the positive numbers goes.

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'a' determines the rate of the slope
'h' determines the x-axis
'k' determines the y-axis

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"a" effects the slope of the function, such as if "a" is 1 the line would increase by one as the line extends for every value on the x-axis.

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"a" effects the slope of the function, such as if "a" is 1 the line would increase by one as the line extends for every value on the x-axis.

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When changing the "a" the line will either grow small with the increase of a number point and will decrease when the number point is dropped to a negative number making the line larger of flip flop.

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When changing the "a" the line will either grow small with the increase of a number point and will decrease when the number point is dropped to a negative number making the line larger of flip flop.

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"H" is our x coordinate when adding numbers to the point the v shape will move to the right when decreasing the numbers the point will move left.

"K" is our y coordinate when adding numbers our lines will move upward and when decreasing our line will move downwards.

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When a is a positive number the line on the graph stays above the x-axis and when a is a negative number the line on the graph stays below the x-axis. 

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When a is a positive number the line on the graph stays above the x-axis and when a is a negative number the line on the graph stays below the x-axis. 

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Every time i would move the scroll on a the infinite points would move directions.
Moving H will move the thing on the X-axis.
K will move the whole thing up and down

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The higher of an absolute value the a goes the closer the lines got. The h moves the shape

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If you put h and k at 0 and you move A left to right it looks like a bird

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if you move H it makes the graph move right or left 

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if you move H it makes the graph move right or left 

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The a slider changes the angle of the graphed line. when the number was negative the graph pointed down and when it was positive the graph pointed up.
the h changes the point on the x axis
the k changes the point on the y axis

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K is the Y-axis and the  H is the X-axis

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K is the same thing as y, it moves on the y-axis. H is the same thing as x, it moves on the x-axis. A determines if the graph is negative or positive.

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The higher of an absolute value the a goes the closer the lines get. The h moves the shape left if its negative and right if its positive. The k moves up if its positive and down if its negative

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the ab

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For "h" the number moves left on the x-axis when negative and to the right on the x-axis when positive

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When it

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The 2 long lines never go in the same direction.

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A=+V or =-Λ
H=<--->
K= Λ
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a is telling the rate of the slope. h is telling the x-axis(left or right). k is telling the y-axis(up or down).

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a is telling the rate of the slope. h is telling the x-axis(left or right). k is telling the y-axis(up or down).

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"h" effects the function by determining where on the x-axis the absolute value function begins at.

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"h" effects the function by determining where on the x-axis the absolute value function begins at.

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For "k" it moves up on the y-axis when positive and moves down on the y-axis when negative.

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K moves up and down. The positive numbers make it move up and the negative numbers make it move down on the y axis.

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When  A is a negative number it looks like an upside down v and when positive its a normal v.

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When  A is a negative number it looks like an upside down v and when positive its a normal v.

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When H moves it either goes left ot right and when K moves it either goes up or down and if A movies it changes the degree of the angles.

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When you move "h" it goes left or right depending on whether its positive or negative.

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a changes the degree of the angle, h  moves to left or right and K moves up or down.

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"k" determines what the y-value of the starting point of the absolute value function is going to be.

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"k" determines what the y-value of the starting point of the absolute value function is going to be.

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A gets closer to itself when there is a big negative or positive number

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A gets closer to itself when there is a big negative or positive number

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When h is a bigger number the more it moves to the right and when h is a smaller number the more it moves to the left. 

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When h is a bigger number the more it moves to the right and when h is a smaller number the more it moves to the left. 

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Playing around with the K makes the line go along the y-axis (Up & Down)

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Playing around with the K makes the line go along the y-axis (Up & Down)

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Messing around with H moves the line along the x-axis (Left and Right)

I've noticed that when I mess around with the A, it can manipulate weather the line is positive or negative.