Math, asked by naniashahanu8304, 1 day ago

The absolute value of an integer is always the integer

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Answered by surendramishra019081

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Answer:

The absolute value of any integer is the number itself, regardless of it's sign ( without ' - ' sing )

Step-by-step explanation:

Example-

Number Absolute value

-6 - 6

8 - 8

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