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For what value of n is |n− 1| + 1 equal to 0 ?

For what value of n is |n− 1| + 1 equal to 0 ?
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For what value of n is |n− 1| + 1 equal to 0 ?

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|n - 1| + 1 = 0

|n - 1| = -1

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