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Composition with absolute values In Exercises 45–52, graph fı and f2 together. Then describe how applying the absolute value func- tion in f2 affects the graph of f1. fi(x) f2(x) 45. х |x|? |x*| |x? + x| |4 – x²| 46. x2 47. x 48. x² + x 49. 4 – x2 50. х |x| 51. Vx sin x| 52. sin x