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Chapter 2: Q40. (page 86)

Find each absolute value.

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The absolute value is 0.

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Step-1 – Absolute value

The absolute value of a number is its distance of number from zero on the number line and distance is always non-negative.

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Step-2 – Find the absolute value.

The absolute value of 0=0=0

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Step-3 – The absolute value is represent on number line.

So, the absolute value is 0.

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