Guys! What does "absolute value" mean? Please answer me!

Answer 1

It's the positive value of a number, it removes the negative sign from any negative number leaving it positive.

Examples:
Absolute value of -4 is 4
Absolute value of -78 is 78
Absolute value of 0 is also 0

Answer 2

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Answer 3

For real numbers, what Mo Hani said.

For complex number it is the distance between the position of the number on the complex plane and the origin.

For a complex number z = a + b*i, using Pythagorean's theorem we get the absolite value r = |a| = sqrt(a^2 + b^2).

Since real numbers are compelx numbers with b = 0, we get the formula |x| = sqrt(x^2) which is the number without the sign.

Answer 4

Everything is posititve, no negative values

Answer 5

It simply means ignore the native sign, take it as a positive number.
E.g.
find the absolute value of -2*3
the result is simply 6.
that is you neglect the negative sign

Answer 6

it means remove the negative sign from any negative number
take an example:
absolute value of -8 is 8

Answer 7

Absolute value on real numbers is a function that has the formula (sorry for the layout):
x , if x >= 0
/
f(x)=|
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-x , if x < 0

Answer 8

it simply means the positive value of any number, that is abs(7)=7 and abs(-7)=7