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The of -6 is 6, because it is 6 units from zero on

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Ilya [14]1 year ago

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Answer: The <u>absolute value</u> of -6 is 6 because it is 6 units away from zero on <u>the number line</u>

In terms symbols, we use vertical bars like this

|-6| = 6

to represent absolute value. Absolute value is distance from zero on a number line. Negative distance is not possible.

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