Difference between revisions of "Manuals/calci/ABS"

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ABS(Number)

This function gives the absolute value of a given number.
Here $Number$ is the real value which we want to find absolute value of that number.
The absolute value of a real number is its distance from 0(origin) on the number line.
Absolute value of a number is always $+ve$ .
This function is used to remove negative sign from a given number.
Absolute value is denoted by $||$ .
i.e.,ABS(Number)=|Number|.
Also $|7|={\sqrt {7^{2}}}$ .

The syntax is to calculate ABS in ZOS is .
- $Number$ is indicating the real value.
For e.g.,ABS(-16)*-ABS(-4)/((ABS(-4))^2*ABS(-2)).

Absolute Value

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 *Absolute value of a number is always <math>+ve</math>.
 *This function is used to remove negative sign from a given number.
-*Absolute value is denoted by <math>"||"</math>.
+*Absolute value is denoted by <math>||</math>.
 *i.e.,ABS(Number)=|Number|.
 *Also <math>|7|=\sqrt{7^2}</math>.