Which of the following correctly uses absolute value to show the distance between - 60 and 13?

Answers:

A.|-60 - 13| = |-73| = 73 units

B.|-60 - 13| = |-73| = - 73 units

C.|-60 + 13| = |-47| = 47 units

D.|-60 + 13| = |-47| = - 47 units

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Which of the following correctly uses absolute value to show the distance between - 60 and 13?

Answers:

A.|-60 - 13| = |-73| = 73 units

B.|-60 - 13| = |-73| = - 73 units

C.|-60 + 13| = |-47| = 47 units

D.|-60 + 13| = |-47| = - 47 units

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Jamal Bradley · Answer 1

Answer is be A

The answer of an absolute value is always positive and you can go as head and eliminate B and D. It also can not be C bc the distance from - 60 to 0 is 60, and distance from 13 to 0 is 13.

When u 13+60 it = 73

Which of the following correctly uses absolute value to show the distance between - 60 and 13?Answers:A.|-60 - 13| = |-73| = 73 unitsB.|-60 - 13| = |-73| = - 73 unitsC.|-60 + 13| = |-47| = 47 unitsD.|-60 + 13| = |-47| = - 47 units

Which of the following correctly uses absolute value to show the distance between - 60 and 13?

Answers:

A.|-60 - 13| = |-73| = 73 units

B.|-60 - 13| = |-73| = - 73 units

C.|-60 + 13| = |-47| = 47 units

D.|-60 + 13| = |-47| = - 47 units