Update container-instances-tutorial-azure-function-trigger.md

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 ## Create a basic PowerShell function
 
-Follow steps in [Create your first PowerShell function in Azure](../azure-functions/functions-create-first-function-powershell.md) to create a PowerShell function using the HTTP Trigger template. Use the default Azure function name **HttpTrigger**. As shown in the quckstart, test the function locally, and publish the project to a function app in Azure. This example is a basic HTTP-triggered function that returns a text string. In later steps in this article, you modify the function to create a container group.
+Follow steps in [Create your first PowerShell function in Azure](../azure-functions/functions-create-first-function-powershell.md) to create a PowerShell function using the HTTP Trigger template. Use the default Azure function name **HttpTrigger**. As shown in the quickstart, test the function locally, and publish the project to a function app in Azure. This example is a basic HTTP-triggered function that returns a text string. In later steps in this article, you modify the function to create a container group.
 
 This article assumes you publish the project using the name *myfunctionapp*, in an Azure resource group automatically named according to the function app name (also *myfunctionapp*). Substitute your unique function app name and resource group name in later steps.