Math, asked by yashchaudhary9529, 11 months ago

if a is an integer ‚which of the following is always true(a) lal =a (b) lal<a (c)lal >a lal>a​

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Answered by mvpatel1973
31

Answer:

Options are incorrect

Step-by-step explanation:

First of all, there is no option (d).

If we consider option d as last option, then also it is equal to option c). By the way, answer is |a| is greaterthan or equal to a.

Answered by AditiHegde
53

Given:

a is an integer

To find:

Which of the following is always true (a) lal =a (b) lal<a (c)lal >a

Solution:

| | - mod represents an absolute value of an entity.

When we remove mod, it results in two possible values, negative and positive.

Therefore, for an integer "a" we get "+ a" and "- a" after removing mod.

+ a ⇒ |a| > a

- a ⇒ |a| < a

Options (c) and (d) are correct.

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