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How are absolute values used to describe quantities ?

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Answer:

Absolute value is a number's distance from 0, so when comparing quantities, such as positive and negative, the greater absolute value is of that number.

For ex:

|-11| > |6| , because |-11| = 11, |6| = 6, and 11 > 6.

So, |-11| > |6|

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