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Did you know that the absolute value of a number, represented as |x|, gives the distance between that number and zero on a number line? For example, |1| equals 1 because 1 is one unit away from zero, while |(-5)| equals 5 because -5 is five units away from zero. Absolute value is always positive or zero, no matter if the original number is positive or negative.

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