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What does it mean when a number has 2 lines around it?
That it is an absolute value which means that it is literally just the number, neither positive nor negative, but stands for ALL values of that number including the positive and the negative. so for instance if you had |2| it is neither positive nor negative as that, but it stands for a +2 and a -2. Slightly confusing to explain, but... hope it's helpful.
What is the verb of this sentence The alphabet chart at left is helpful.?
Helpful
What is the verb in the sentence the alphabet chart at left is helpful?
helpful
What is analogy for the word index?
helpful
Is helped an adverb?
No. Help is a noun or verb. A related adverb would be "helpfully."(the adverb helpingly is virtually never used)
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