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The absolute value of a number is added to the original number. Kayla says the sum is always equal to 0 is she correct?

The absolute value of a number is added to the original number. Kayla says the sum is always equal to 0 is she correct?
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The absolute value of a number is added to the original number. Kayla says the sum is always equal to 0 is she correct?

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User Hagen Brenner
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no....becuase when you have 8 for instance....the absolute value is 8....so if we add them we get 16, not 0!
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