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What does the statement |a| = 5 mean? A: a is equal to five B: a is equal to negative five C: a is 5 units from zero D: you cannot tell without knowing the value of a. (absolute value)
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What does the statement |a| = 5 mean?
A: a is equal to five
B: a is equal to negative five
C: a is 5 units from zero
D: you cannot tell without knowing the value of a.
(absolute value)
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C. A is 5 units from zero... That weird symbol with the a in the middle is absolute value.. Which is always positive no matter what.
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