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Absolute value is ALWAYS written as a positive number because distance is a positive value
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Absolute value is ALWAYS written as a positive number because distance is a positive value

Absolute value is ALWAYS written as a positive number because distance is a positive-example-1
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It is true

Explanation:

Absolute value will always be positive regardless of whether the number is positive or negative. It is the distance away from zero.

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The answer is true !!!!!!!
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