Question 1207731
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x is some real number on a number line
|x| represents the distance x is from 0.


Examples
|x| = |-27| = 27, showing x = -27 is 27 units away from 0.
|x| = |4| = 4, showing x = 4 is 4 units away from 0.


The output of |x| is never negative since negative distance isn't possible.
This ensures that |x| is larger than any negative number you can think of.
Therefore |x| > -1/2 is true for any real number x.
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