File:AbsoluteValueDiagram.svg
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English: The absolute value of a number is its unsigned distance from zero. This diagram depicts the absolute value of the number −3 as its distance from zero on the number line, i.e. 3 units. |
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| Author | Smedlib, based on work by Ah adodc |
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