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What is |9|? a(-9 b(0 c(9 d(18
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What is |9|?
a(-9
b(0
c(9
d(18

What is |9|? a(-9 b(0 c(9 d(18-example-1
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C. 9 absolute value is just the same number without the negative(if there is one)
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The absolute value sign is used to identify the number of units that number inside the absolute value is away from 0. And so since 9 is inside the absolute value signs, that means that the number 9 is 9 units away from 0. And so the answer is c.9.
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