Asked by Eliza

How can absolute value help one to understand the size of a quantity? Give an example. I'll appreciate anyone's help thanks. :)

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Answered by Damon
If you start at the origin and walk 100 meters right, you go to x = +100 meters
If you start at the origin and walk 100 meters left, you go to x = -100 meters.
In either case you walk 100 meters.
Answered by malori
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Answered by Anjy
You just take the oppistie number for example if you take -6 and have the opposite if that it would be 6
Answered by stupid
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Answered by Groter
I have no idea....
Answered by Ally
Let's say you swim downwards 20 ft(going down to negatives) and later you swim up 20 ft(going up to the positives).Either way,you swim 20 ft because that's your absolute value.
Answered by Izzy
You just use the opposite number for example you can take -6 and it's opposite would be 6
Answered by Sherlyn
How can absolute value help you to understand the size of quantity
Answered by Riley
you can have a number like -5 and the opposite of that is 5.Now the opposite of the opposite of -5 is -5. :)
Answered by Landon
i don't really know...
Answered by Iris
math
Answered by nini
if u thought u were going to find an answer from this, ur wrong i dont know either
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