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Absolute value of a rational number is either or .​

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Answered by SIRADITYA
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The absolute value of a rational number is the number itself regardless of its sign. The distance of a rational number from zero on the number line is called its absolute value. Distance is positive, so absolute value is always positive.

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Answered by rajni6944
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