prakashb2497
I understood partly. If |x| is non negative and |x| >0 then |x| will be positive and same will be for x right?
How would you plot it on the number line visually? Essentially absolute value of a number is either positive or negative. And if it's non negative and >0 then it will be positive correct?
What am I missing here?
chetan2uPosted from my mobile deviceABSOLUTE VALUE means |x|, and is the positive value of x.
Say, you say distance between Delhi and Pune is 1500km, so if D is at 0 and P is at 1500, the distance will always be 1500.
It cannot be D-P=0-1500=-1500, so we will write |D-P|=|P-D|=1500.
coming to |x|.
It is NON-NEGATIVE, that is like distance, |x| will never be negative, even though x itself, similar to D-P can be negative.
|x|>0 does not tell anything about x except that x is not zero. Rest, it could eb anything.