
Absolute Value Lesson
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Mathematics
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PARIS MEEKY
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We indicate absolute value by putting two bars around the number.
Because the absolute value of a number is the distance from zero, it is always positive.
Absolute Value
Indicamos el valor absoluto poniendo dos barras alrededor del número.
Como el valor absoluto de un número es la distancia desde cero, siempre es positivo.
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|9| is read "the absolute value of 9."
Because 9 is 9 spaces from zero on the number line, the absolute value is 9.
|9| se lee "el valor absoluto de 9."
Como 9 está a 9 espacios del cero en la recta numérica, el valor absoluto es 9.
|9|
|-4| is read "the absolute value of -4."
Because -4 is 4 spaces from zero on the number line, the absolute value is 4.
|-4| se lee "el valor absoluto de -4".
Como -4 está a 4 espacios de cero en la recta numérica, el valor absoluto es 4.
|-4|
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Absolute value bars are also grouping symbols, so you must complete the operation inside them first, then take the absolute value.
|5-3| = |2| = 2
Las barras de valor absoluto también son símbolos de agrupación, por lo que primero debes completar la operación dentro de ellas y luego tomar el valor absoluto.
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Sometimes, there are positive or negative symbols outside an absolute value bar. Think inside, then outside - first take the absolute value of what is inside the bars, then apply the outside symbol.
-|6| = -6
(The absolute value of 6 is 6. Then we apply the negative symbol on the outside of the absolute value bars to get the answer -6.)
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-|-16| = -16
(The absolute value of -16 is 16. Then we apply the negative symbol on the outside of the absolute value bars to get the answer -16.)
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A number in front of the absolute value bars means multiplication (like when we use parentheses).
2|-4| (The absolute value of -4 is 4.)
2 x 4 = 8
(Once you have the value inside the absolute value bars, you can solve normally.)
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The absolute value of a variable inside the bars can be positive or negative
= 9
The solution to an Absolute value is ALWAYS positive.
If you have to solve for a negative solution there is NO SOLUTION
X=
= -9
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Get absolute value by itself
If equal to a negative the answer is no solution
If not get rid of absolute value by separating into two two equations
Solve equations like usual
Obtener valor absoluto por sí solo
Si es igual a negativo la respuesta no es solución
Si no, deshazte del valor absoluto separándolo en dos dos ecuaciones.
Resuelve ecuaciones como de costumbre.
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l 5x l = 40
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| x + 9 | = -5
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l 2x−1 l = 9
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Multiple Choice
l x−6 l + 4= 10
We indicate absolute value by putting two bars around the number.
Because the absolute value of a number is the distance from zero, it is always positive.
Absolute Value
Indicamos el valor absoluto poniendo dos barras alrededor del número.
Como el valor absoluto de un número es la distancia desde cero, siempre es positivo.
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