When calculating absolute value (like those questions above) you do whatever is in the absolute value bars first (if its just a number then.... just make the number positive, even if it is negative or already positive) and whatever answer you get inside those absolute value bars will ALWAYS be positive unless it's like -[4} then it's a negative number bcz the positive outcome that comes out of the absolute value bars gets multiplied by -1 (or just turned negative). So, for the first one you do 22+48=70 and -7--20=13 and then make the outcome of both of those positive and then subtract them from each other 70-13=57. For the second one you do 7+-33=-26 and 4+16=20 and make the outcome of both of those positive and then you add 26+20=46 and so and so on for the other problems.
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A) Ed
Explanation: How i got it was by first looking at what Eric’s weight loss program, I then guessed he lost about the same amount of weight each week (1.5), i then did that times 4 since that’s how many weeks were recorded on the chart which gave me 6. I then looked at the chart again and saw that Ed first started with the weight 205 and by week 4 his weight was 197, I then did 205-197 which equals 8, I then decided that Ed lost more weight.
