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6th Grade Math Flashcards: Distinguish Absolute Value From Order

Study Distinguish Absolute Value From Order in 6th Grade Math with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Which is true: −4<3-4 < 3 or ∣−4∣<∣3∣|-4| < |3|?

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ANSWER

−4<3-4 < 3. Order comparison: negative is less than positive.

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A student says, "Because ∣−9∣>∣4∣|-9|>|4|, it must be true that −9>4-9>4." Which choice correctly describes what is true and why? (Absolute value compares distance from 0; order compares which number is greater.)
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