Write the following equation without using an absolute value sign. |y-x|, if y>x

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Answer:

y-x
$\leq$ 0 and y-x
$\geq$ 0

Explanation:

As we know,

Absolute value of any given number is the positive number itself. Therefore,

y-x
$\leq$ 0 and y-x
$\geq$ 0

Ajayv answered May 13, 2022

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