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3 years ago

Absolute value of 2 in a half

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It is 2in a half any absolute value is always the same except for if your number is negative if so then it would be the opposite the absolute value of -2 in a half would be 2in a half hope this helped

Temka [501]3 years ago

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The absolute value is 2 in a half! The absolute value of anything, is the number of units away from 0 (basically, the question is the answer!)

Example:

1: absolute value of -2647 = 2647

2: absolute value of 37 = 37

3: absolute value of 927 = 927

(Note that the answer of an absolute value of anything will always be positive!!!) Hope this helps!

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