On a separate piece of graph paper, graph y = |x - 3|; then click on the graph until the correct one appears. ps : there's another picture it just didn't let me edit it its the opposite side of the shape facing up the graph.

Graph is shown in the attached image below

This is a V shaped graph with the vertex at (3,0). The V opens upward

Explanation:

The equation y = |x-3| is the result of shifting the parent function y = |x| three units to the right. The vertex moves from (0,0) to (3,0). The "x-3" portion moves the xy axis three units to the left. If we held the V shape in place while the xy axis moved like this, then it gives the illusion the V shape moved 3 spots to the right.

Side note: the equation y = |x-3| is composed of two linear functions y = x-3 and y = -x+3. The value of x will determine which gets graphed. When x < 3, then we'll graph y = -x+3; otherwise we graph y = x-3. This is known as a piecewise function.