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How many number are a units away from 0, if a>0?

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NikAS [45]2 years ago

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The number of numbers which are a units away from 0 if a>0 is; 2 numbers.

<h3>Distance between numbers on the number line</h3>

by convention, the distance between two numbers on the number line is usually a positive number.

On this note, since the required numbers are a units away from zero, it follows that;

|a - 0| = a units

OR

|0 - a| = a units.

On this note, only 2 numbers are a units away from zero according to the given condition.

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