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1. Two numbers have an absolute value of 16.. Which of the two numbers is greater than 12?

 

2.Jesse graphed a point to represent the absolutwe value of a number on a number line. If the original number is less than -10, describe all the possible values for the point Jesse graphed on the number line. Explain your thinking.

 Oct 9, 2014

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1. If two numbers have an absolute value of 16, one must be 16 and the other must be -16. So, clearly, 16 is the number greater than 12.

2. All the possible values for the point would be the positive numbers > 10. If the original point was < -10, all the absoulte values of such points would be > 10.

 

 Oct 9, 2014
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1. If two numbers have an absolute value of 16, one must be 16 and the other must be -16. So, clearly, 16 is the number greater than 12.

2. All the possible values for the point would be the positive numbers > 10. If the original point was < -10, all the absoulte values of such points would be > 10.

 

CPhill Oct 9, 2014

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