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3 years ago

Find the absolute value and the opposite of the integer. –98

2 answers:

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A. absolute value: 98 and opposite is: 98

B. absolute value: 98
Opposite: -98

C. absolute value: 1
Opposite: -1

D. absolute value: 0
Opposite: 0

Lena [83]3 years ago

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<span>Absolute value of -98 is 98

Hope I helped:D </span>

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