How to graph absolute value inequality by using test points & applying transformation

The video tutorial explains how to graph absolute value inequalities by first graphing the corresponding equation and determining the solution set. It covers identifying the inequality symbol to decide if the line is solid or dashed, understanding transformations to shift the graph, and the effects of negative and fractional coefficients. The tutorial also demonstrates creating a table of values to plot points and using symmetry to complete the graph. Finally, it explains how to determine which side of the graph to shade based on test points.

Describe the process of creating a table of values for an absolute value equation.

How do you determine which side of the graph to shade when graphing an absolute value inequality?

What is the importance of choosing appropriate test points when graphing inequalities?