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What correctly uses absolute value to show the distance between −60 and 13? Please explain thoroughly.

What correctly uses absolute value to show the distance between −60 and 13? Please explain thoroughly.
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What correctly uses absolute value to show the distance between −60 and 13?

Please explain thoroughly.

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absolute value is the distance from zero
the distance between -60 and 13 on the number line would be 47
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