Jenna R.

asked • 07/03/18

an incorrect definition of an absolute value is (pick one)

an incorrect definition of an absolute value is

A: |x|= x for x>0, 0 for x=0, -x for x<0

B: |x|= x for x > or equal 0, -x for x<0

C: |x|= x for x>0, -x for x< or equal 0

D: |x|= x for x>0, -x for x<0

1 Expert Answer

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Andrew M.

C still works since -1(0) is still zero.  The answer may be D since it does not account for zero at all.
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07/04/18

Rebecca R.

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Thanks, Andrew. I was wondering that. However, there is evidence both for and against so I want sure. I appreciate your input. 
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07/04/18

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