|x+y−z| , if x=−5; y=−2; z=−4

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Coffeemug · Answer 1 · 2019-06-16T17:22:56+0000

|x + y − z|

Plug in x, y, and z.

|(-5) + (-2) - (-4)|

Solve.

|-3|

The absolute value symbols, |, mean that the negatives in the number don't matter. It just means how far away from 0 the number is.

So, |-3| = 3.

The answer is 3.

|x+y−z| , if x=−5; y=−2; z=−4

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