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If x > 100, then |x – 100|=​

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If x > 100 , then |x-100| will always greater than 0.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the question we are given that x is greater than 100. So we need to find out value of  |x-100| when the property is given. At first we need to know what is said to us by |x-100| this equation. Actually it is to be said that the absolute value of x-100. But in this case x-100 is also a positive number because it is clearly said in the question that x is greater than 100.

If x > 100 , then |x-100| will always greater than 0.

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