Math, asked by shankrappawarad, 9 months ago

What is the absolute value of [a+5], if а is greater
than 5

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Answered by Scarlett3613

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Answer:

If a is greater than 5

Let's take a as 6

(6+5) = 11

Therefore a+5 taking any number above 5 will be greater than 11

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