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hint: areas above the x axis are positive and below the x axis are negative
if you take the absolute value however... they are always positive
The area between the curve and the x-axis is negative for regions A and C. Therefore, the absolute value of those areas (or, |f(x)|) is going to have the same magnitude, and will be positive.
What you have is something like a simple expression below. \(\color{#000000 }{ \displaystyle (-5+6-8)+(|-5|+|6|+|-8|) }\)
-A+B-C+(|-A|+|B|+|-C|=-A+B-C+A+B+C=2B
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