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cricket20 [7]
3 years ago
12

Which two numbers on the number line has an absolute value of 3?

Mathematics
1 answer:
luda_lava [24]3 years ago
6 0

Solution

             To    find   Which two numbers on the number line has  an

             absolute value of  3  

            Absolute   value   means    " how  far   a  number    is   from  

           zero "  .

           "3"    is    3    away   from   zero  .

           and    " -3 "   is  also   3    away   from  zero  .

           i.e

                    |  0  - 3  |   =   3

                    |  3 - 0 |  =  3

                    So ,  the  absolute   value  of   "3 "    is    3

                   similarly  , absolute  value  of  "3 "   is   3  .

                  Hence  , the  two  numbers   are   -3    and   3

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