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What does the statement |a|=5 mean? A. a is equal to 5. B. a is equal to −5. C. a is 5 units from 0. D. You cannot tell without knowing the value of a.
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What does the statement |a|=5 mean? A. a is equal to 5. B. a is equal to −5. C. a is 5 units from 0. D. You cannot tell without knowing the value of a.
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What does the statement |a|=5 mean?
A. a is equal to 5.
B. a is equal to −5.
C. a is 5 units from 0.
D. You cannot tell without knowing the value of a.
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Answer:
The answer would be A
Explanation:
|a| is absolute value so it means it equals 5
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