Use absolute value to express the distance between −12 and −15 on the number line.
|−12...
Mathematics, 15.01.2020 21:31, csnider
Use absolute value to express the distance between −12 and −15 on the number line.
|−12 − (−15)| = −27
|−12 − (−15)| = −3
|−12 − (−15)| = 3
|−12 − (−15)| = 27
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