Whats the absolute value of abs(-2.1)?

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Meave60
Jul 15, 2015

abs(-2.1)=2.1

Explanation:

Absolute value is 0 or the distance from 0 on a number line, without regard to direction. Therefore, absolute value is always 0 or positive because it represents distance only.

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