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Which of the following statements describes the absolute value of a number "a"?

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This is a tricky question as for me. But I think, I'd go with <span>C) The distance from the number "a" to 0 on a number line can be represented by the absolute value of a number "a." As it's sounds better in practical way.</span>

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