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3 years ago

Which absolute value represents a number less than |−0.14|?

Mathematics

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____ [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

A- l-0.13l

Step-by-step explanation:

l-0.14l is the same as 0.14

l0.13l is the same as 0.13

l-0.18l is the same as 0.18

l-0.2l is the same as 0.2

l14l is the same as 14

The only value that is less that 0.14 is 0.13, making A the correct answer.

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