@TheN3094 I know this is REALLY late but absolute value brackets are these | ( number) |. So lets say you get this | -10 | That really means 10 because it is ten numbers from the 0. The same is for positive numbers. But basically the numbers are always the same but positive (even if they were negative before.)
thank you so much
riconcannon 3 months ago
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sonasri19 4 months ago
Why is it 7 and not -7???
sonasri19 4 months ago
@sonasri19 becaue you will never get a negative value sais of the vid
MrFudgemonkey22 2 months ago
i got a test on this tomorrow. thanks! :D
PleaseDontGoCryBaby 5 months ago
Test tomorrow and I was absent when we learned about this. Thanks a lot:)
Kristendelores 6 months ago
please reply asap,
in the chem mark schemes, they ALWAYS multiply the %error by 2, why is this?!!!
CcanCcaglar 9 months ago
what do you mean by within absolute value brackets?
cuz i got a negative. :(
TheN3094 9 months ago
@TheN3094 I know this is REALLY late but absolute value brackets are these | ( number) |. So lets say you get this | -10 | That really means 10 because it is ten numbers from the 0. The same is for positive numbers. But basically the numbers are always the same but positive (even if they were negative before.)
Kristendelores 6 months ago
I LOVE YOU WITH A PASSION. haha i got an A on my final lab in chem because of this video. thanks so much!
katrebello 1 year ago
thx dude i had a project due 2morrow about this
40aldrick 2 years ago
you saved my life!
Nannaroxx 2 years ago 9
thank you! :)
JDSpiderman3 2 years ago 6