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Find the absolute value of each number -1/3, 6 & -0.2
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Find the absolute value of each number -1/3, 6 & -0.2

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The absolute number of an integer is the distance that separates the number from position zero "0" so, if it is a distance it cannot be a negative value.

Then the absolute value of these numbers is:

Find the absolute value of each number -1/3, 6 & -0.2-example-1
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