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Is it possible for the absolute value function to have negative values?

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Absolute value equations are equations where the variable is within an absolute value operator, like |x-5|=9. The challenge is that the absolute value of a number depends on the number's sign: if it's positive, it's equal to the number: |9|=9. If the number is negative, then the absolute value is its opposite: |-9|=9.

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