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Why would |3-6| be 3 instead of -3?

Why would |3-6| be 3 instead of -3?
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Why would |3-6| be 3 instead of -3?

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Because you can have a negative inside the absolute value so even if it is inside the absolute value of -3 will come out as 3.
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