SOLUTION: CAN A FRACTION, A DECIMAL POINT, OR A NEGATIVE NUMBER HAVE A ABSOLUTE VALUE ?

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Question 154562: CAN A FRACTION, A DECIMAL POINT, OR A NEGATIVE NUMBER HAVE A ABSOLUTE VALUE ?

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CAN A FRACTION, A DECIMAL POINT, OR A NEGATIVE NUMBER HAVE A ABSOLUTE VALUE ?
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Yes, there is an absolute value of every Real Number.
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Cheers,
Stan H.

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