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What is |-8| –16 –8 8 16

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The answer is 8...when you see those two lines (absolute value lines) it means the same number but as a positive. For example |-12| would just be 12

fomenos3 years ago

3 0

The answer is 8. Those lines are called absolute value. It makes a number positive always.

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