A). |x| = |-x|
This is always true.
The definition of 'absolute' value is 'size of the number without its sign'.
That's what this expression says.
b). |x| = -|x|
This is never true, because an absolute value is never negative.
This one would true if x=0 . So maybe some people might say
it's sometimes true, but that doesn't feel right to me. I say never.
c). |-x| = -|x|
This looks to me like exactly the same situation as (b),
and I would say all the same things about it.
Answer:
undefined
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the slope of the line between two points, use the slope formula 
. 
and 
represent the x and y values of one point the line passes through, and 
and 
represent the x and y values of another point the line also passes through. Therefore, use the x and y values of the points (0,3) and (0,4) to find the slope. Substitute them into the formula in the right order:
However, we can't divide 1 by 0. Therefore, the slope is undefined. (You could also graph the points to see that they form a vertical line, and all vertical lines have an undefined slope.)
-x-y=1
-y=1+x
y=-1-x
-1-x=-2x+9
-x=-2x+10
x=10
y=-1-10
y=-11
Answer:
By the way that the line is facing.
