(You might consider this dumb.) I have been struggling with maths lately and I feel like I can't do the simplest of problems, and my mother won't help me as she just thinks I'm being lazy. I'm really struggling with a lesson. I'm in 7th grade. Can someone tell me how to combine like and unlike terms with fractions that have variables? I just can't figure it out and no one can really help me right now.

well to combine like terms you just add up all the numbers with the same variables /letters for example: 3/4y + 3/4y = 1   1/2y

Step-by-step explanation:

19 graph

the graph is called an absolute value graph.

it's equation is j

not a. that has been shifted 3 units up. the vertex is at the origin.

not c. it has been shifted 3 units left into negative territory.

not d. it has been shifted 3 units down. the vertex is moved to (0,-3)

answer b < < < < answer. it has been shifted 3 units to the right.

short answer.

a. already given.

b. f(x) = absolute(x)

c. translated horizontally 3 units to the right. there is no vertical translation.