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The absolute value of a fraction would be done by this:

ex. 3/10 is equivalent to .30 or just .3 the absolute value of .3 is .3 because an absolute value is the number of spaces it takes to get to zero on a number line. KILL ME

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The absolute value of 13 is 13 without regard to its sign (+ or -). It is written as |13|
It is 13.

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The absolute value of -13 is 13.

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What is the absolute value of -9?

The absolute value of -9 is =|-9| = 9 Explanation : Here's how you can picture absolute value: Think of a railroad track with a zero sitting in the middle of it. Every little notch to the left and right of the zero is another number. Negative numbers line up on the left; positive numbers run along the track to the right. So, the number -4.0 is 4 units away from zero. The number -45.3 is 45.3 units away from zero and the number 10 is 10 units away from zero. Therefore, the absolute value of any number is really a positive number (or zero). You identify an absolute value of a number by writing the number between two vertical bars: |number|.


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