Question

What is the value of the expression |x + y| + |z| when x = –6, y = 4, and z = –13?

Answer 1

@pinklion23

Answer 2

here

Answer 3

nope

Answer 4

l-6 + 4I + |-13|

Answer 5

so they mean 6+4+13 ta daaaaaaa

Answer 6

im sure you can do it from there

Answer 7

@trwatkins1

Answer 8

you there?

Answer 9

yea im back

Answer 10

@pinklion23

Answer 11

im here

Answer 12

im waiting for you so what do you think the answer is

Answer 13

i have no clue

Answer 14

replace x with -6
replace y with 4
replace z with -13

so you have
|-6+4|+|-13|
now |-13|=13 was correct but |-6+4| doesn't equal 6+4
you are suppose to computer the sum inside the absolute value first
then take the absolute value

Answer 15

you do not know what 6+4+13 im sure you know

Answer 16

freckles i got it :D

Answer 17

that is incorrect though

Answer 18

@trwatkins1 do you know what -6+4 is?

Answer 19

??? such confuesed

Answer 20

-10

Answer 21

try again

Answer 22

-6+4 also known as -(6-4)

Answer 23

-2?

Answer 24

no the answer is positive

Answer 25

right

Answer 26

so you have |-2|+|-13|

Answer 27

now take the absolute value of each term

Answer 28

since you have absolute value around each term

Answer 29

2+13=?

Answer 30

15

Answer 31

right

Answer 32

yeah like freckles said U^U

Answer 33

20 is that my answer?

Answer 34

15 doesn't magically turn into 20

Answer 35

no 15 not 20 wtf i right that

Answer 36

it is just 15

Answer 37

lol