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On a number line, graph two different points that have the same absolute value.
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On a number line, graph two different points that have the same absolute value.
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12 and -12. The absolute value is the same because they are both the same distance from 0. Hope this helps!
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The absolute value of 3 and the absolute value of negative 3. they have the same distance from 0
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