(Algebra 2) What is the graph to the absolute value equation also the equation is in the attachments too (ANSWER CORRECTLY IF UR SWAG) pictures below

The third graph is the correct answer.

The general form of an absolute value function is f(x ) = a|x – h| + k, where the value of a determines whether the graph opens up or down. Since a = 1, then the graph opens upward. The vertex is represented by (h, k).

The vertex of y = |x - 5| - 4 is (5, -4). It is the lowest/minimum point in the graph. If you look at the given graphs, the third option reflects the vertex value of (5, -4).

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