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Absolute Value Worksheet with Answer Key

8 problems on absolute value as distance from zero: evaluating and comparing, listing integers by absolute value, debts as negatives, a guitar tuner, and the errors in student estimates. 3 pages, with a worked answer key.

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What's on the worksheet

  1. Find the value of each absolute value expression.
    \lvert -48 \rvert\lvert 19 \rvert\left\lvert -\dfrac{7}{9}\right\rvert\lvert -3.25 \rvert-\lvert -14 \rvert
  2. Write less than, greater than or equal in each box, comparing numbers and absolute values.
  3. List integers by their absolute value or distance from 0.
  4. Decide whether Sarah is right about a debt of 80 dollars and one of 50.
  5. Find the possible values of two numbers with given absolute values.
  6. Word problem: read guitar string tuning errors in cents.
  7. Word problem: compare the estimate errors of six students pacing the courtyard.
  8. Word problem: video game heights in blocks above and below the starting platform.

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