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The discussion focuses on using the algebraic definition of absolute value to rewrite an expression without absolute value. Participants confirm the correctness of the approach taken. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding absolute value in algebraic manipulations. The attachment likely contains the specific expression to be rewritten. Overall, the thread highlights the application of algebraic principles in simplifying expressions.
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Use the algebraic definition of absolute value to rewrite the expression below in a form that does not contain absolute value.

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RTCNTC said:
Use the algebraic definition of absolute value to rewrite the expression below in a form that does not contain absolute value.

See attachment.
That is correct.
 
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