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|-13| ≥ -(-13) True False
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@samtab do you know why?
@samtab Ask @Americanboy565 why the answer is false. He is, I think, incorrect.
How? @Directrix
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@Isaiah.Feynman |-13| ≥ -(-13) ? |-13| = 13 -(-13) = 13 13 ≥ 13 reads "13 is greater than OR equal to 13. That is a true statement. Therefore, |-13| ≥ -(-13) is a true statement.
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Ok sorry @Directrix
Okay. I see it now
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