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Example Question #1 :Absolute Value
Solve:
Example Question #1 :Absolute Value
Solve:
Step 1: solve the problem
Step 2: solve for absolute value
Remember, absolute value refers to the total number of units, so it will always be positive. For instance, if I am $4 in debt, I have -$4, but theabsolute valueof my debt is $4, because that is the total number of dollars that I'm in debt.
Example Question #1 :Absolute Value
Solve:
First, solve the equation:
Next, account for the absolute value:
Therefore, the answer is.
Example Question #4 :Absolute Value
Solve the expression below:
simplifies to
For absolute value expressions, the value within the bars is treated as positive
So, the expression becomeswhich adds to
Example Question #5 :Absolute Value
Evaluate:
None of the other responses is correct.
Example Question #321 :Operations And Properties
Solve:
Example Question #7 :Absolute Value
Evaluate for:
Substitute 9 forand evaluate:
Example Question #8 :Absolute Value
Evaluate for:
Substituteforand evaluate:
Example Question #1 :Absolute Value
Solve:
Explanation:
Step 1:Solve the problem
Step 2:Solve for the absolute value
Remember, absolute value refers to the total number of units, so it will always be positive. For instance, if I am $5 in debt, I have -$5, but theabsolute valueof my debt is $5, because that is the total number of dollars that I'm in debt.
Example Question #10 :Absolute Value
Solve for.
When taking absolute values, we need to consider both positive and negative values. So, we have two answers.
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