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is the sqaure root of x squared equivalent to the absolute value of x?
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It is not, they are two entirely different things
Oh nvm, I didn't see the x^2 part, you are right then.
so then it is equal?
Since the square root of x^2 is always x, and x^2 is always positive, then they must be equal, because the absolute value of x is just positive x.
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Yup, no problem! But I make too many mistakes T_T
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