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  1. Intro to absolute value equations and graphs - Khan Academy

    To solve absolute value equations, find x values that make the expression inside the absolute value positive or negative the constant. To graph absolute value functions, plot two lines for …

  2. Absolute value examples (video) | Khan Academy

    The absolute value of a number represents its distance from zero on a number line, always resulting in a positive value. This concept is essential in mathematics, as it helps to simplify …

  3. Absolute value and number lines (video) | Khan Academy

    One easy way to think of absolute value is the distance it is from zero. To do that, a number line comes in handy. Watch and learn.

  4. Intro to absolute value (article) | Khan Academy

    Learn how to think about absolute value as distance from zero, and practice finding absolute values.

  5. Identify and order absolute values (video) | Khan Academy

    Use a number line to find absolute value and then order absolute values from least to greatest. Created by Sal Khan and Monterey Institute for Technology and Education.

  6. Absolute value equations, functions, & inequalities - Khan Academy

    This topic covers: - Solving absolute value equations - Graphing absolute value functions - Solving absolute value inequalities

  7. Worked example: absolute value equation with two solutions

    Now just as promised, we want to solve for the absolute value of x plus 7, so let's divide both sides by 14 to get rid of that coefficient there, or that factor, or whatever you want to call it, the …

  8. Intro to absolute value inequalities (video) | Khan Academy

    To solve inequalities with absolute values, use a number line to see how far the absolute value is from zero. Split into two cases: when it is positive or negative. Solve each case with algebra. …

  9. Finding absolute values (practice) | Khan Academy

    Select all numbers that have an absolute value of 5 . Choose all answers that apply: A 1 5

  10. Absolute value review (article) | Khan Academy

    Yes... you can find the absolute value of all real numbers. For example: | -2.6 | = 2.6 | -8/9 | = 8/9