Question

If a and b are both negative numbers and a<b, what must be true about their absolute values?

Answer 1

Its D, |a|>|b|

Explanation:

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Answer 2

D) |a|>|b|

Explanation:

So as we know a number that is greater in negative sign than other is a smaller number, for example if a=-10 and b=-3 then a<b, because B is closer to 0 than a, that is why it is greater than a, but if you calculate the absolute value will be greater in A than B, because in absolute value the sign is eliminated so the since A is a greater value than B that is the correct answer.