Which statement is not true about the absolute value of - 6?

it describes the distance between 6 and - 6 on the number line.

it equals the absolute value of 6

it describes the distance between - 6 and 0 on the number line

it can be expressed as |-6|

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Harry Anthony

Mathematics

3 May, 17:29

Which statement is not true about the absolute value of - 6?

it describes the distance between 6 and - 6 on the number line.

it equals the absolute value of 6

it describes the distance between - 6 and 0 on the number line

it can be expressed as |-6|

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Nathanial West · Answer 1

it describes the distance between 6 and - 6 on the number line.

Step-by-step explanation:

The absolute value of a number is the distance between that number and 0.

It is shown as |x|, x is the number. Since it represents the distance from the number to 0, both absolute value of a number and absolute value of the negation of the number are equal, |x| = |-x|

If the number is 6, then |6| = |-6| = 6

Emilia Boyer · Answer 2

A is the wrong answer.

B-C-D are all correct options.

Which statement is not true about the absolute value of - 6?it describes the distance between 6 and - 6 on the number line.it equals the absolute value of 6it describes the distance between - 6 and 0 on the number lineit can be expressed as |-6|

Which statement is not true about the absolute value of - 6?

it describes the distance between 6 and - 6 on the number line.

it equals the absolute value of 6

it describes the distance between - 6 and 0 on the number line

it can be expressed as |-6|