And the absolute value divided by the absolute value.

Absolute value

6 Absolute Value

Then we have the absolute value of zero.

The absolute value of zero.

So the absolute value is 15.

Then this next value, right here, the absolute value of 7.

So it's the same thing as the absolute value of negative 10.

That's what the absolute value is telling us.

The absolute value of zero is just zero.

And then finally, we have the absolute value of negative 3.

I think in absolute terms,

I'm just first going to plot the numbers inside the absolute value sign, and then we're going to take the absolute value and plot those, just like they're asking us to do.

The absolute value of 2 is 2.

So we have the absolute value of 12.

So let's take a little bit of a review of what absolute value even is.

Then we have the absolute value of 0.

The absolute value sign says it's the determinant.

Let's take the absolute value of both sides of this.

So let's take the absolute value of everything.

I hope I didn't confuse you by taking the absolute value.

That's when you subtract 2 things and take the absolute value.

Well, this is the same thing as the absolute of 2.

So, let me write that down, the absolute value of zero.

So it's definitely going to a negative number. We can even think about the absolute value of that negative number. We can just visualize it.

But how to figure out the absolute value of that negative number, it's distance.

That's equivalent to the absolute value for 5.

We don't even have to write an absolute value there.

That's the natural log, the absolute value of x.

So you would say it's equal to the absolute value of x.

The area of this is equal to the absolute value of the determinant of A.

Then, we have the absolute value of 5 minus 15.

So remember what I told you about the meaning of absolute value.

Then, when you take its absolute value, it'll become a plus 5.

We have the absolute value of 3x minus 9 is equal to 0.

The length of the arrow is the absolute value of this.

It is actually going to be to the right, so it's not only going to be its absolute value, the absolute value is going to be the number, since it's going to be a positive number.

And you know, you could say that that's the same thing as the absolute value.

So the absolute value signs are kind of redundant.

So right from the get go we have to deal with this absolute value.

So you can actually get rid of that absolute value function there.

Now what immediately confuses most people is this absolute value thing.

So in general absolute value will always be a positive quantity.

So any of those are going to satisfy this absolute value inequality.

This absolute value of 46, that's really just the length of the green arrow, 46.