Which statement is not true about the absolute value of -6
The absolute value of a number represents its distance from zero on the number line. In the case of -6, the absolute value is 6, since it is 6 units away from zero in the negative direction.
To find the absolute value of -6, you simply disregard the negative sign and take the positive value, resulting in 6. Therefore, any statement claiming that the absolute value of -6 is not equal to 6 would be false.
Dana surveyed students in her class.she found that 8 earned that 8 earned an A 6 earned a B 4 earned a C and 2 earned a D on the last science test if she randomly surveys one more student from the class what is the experimental probability that student would have earned an A on the test
True: |-6| = 6.
False: |-6| = -6.