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Find the absolute value of a rational number

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Answered by DurgaJewellers
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The absolute value of a rational number is equal to the absolute value of its numerator divided by the absolute value of its denominator.

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Answered by Theopekaaleader
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Absolute value of a rational number.

just like integer the absolute value of a rational number is considered as it distance from zero when represented of a number line which means that the absolute value of a rational number is it's numerical value regardless of its and to represent the absolute value of a rational number we use '| |' symbol.

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