What is the absolute value of -5 3/5

Mathematics

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dalvyx [7]3 years ago

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Absolute Value is a meaning that between a distance from a number to zero. Refer to this example below

Distance of -5 3/5 is 5 3/5

If you were to present this in a number line, you would start at -5 3/5 and add 5 3/5 to get to zero.

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