Question

If $“a”$ is a positive integer then what will be its absolute value?

Answer 1

The absolute value of a number refers to the distance of a number from the origin of a number line. It is represented as $\left|a\right|$, which defines the magnitude of any integer $‘a’$. The absolute value of any integer, whether positive or negative, will be the real number, regardless of which sign it has.

For example,$"a"$ is the absolute value for $“a”$ and $“-a”$