Integers and Absolute Value?

Question

ok this is math help thing it says write the two intergers that have given absolute value.

13.6

14.1

15.15

16.8

17.3

18.12

19.30

20.21

Answer 1

13. If the absolute value an integer is 6, that integer can be either +6 or -6

20. If the absolute value an integer is 21, that integer can be either +21 or -21

Answer 2

I'll do the first one:

6 and -6 both have the absolute value of 6

You do the rest :)

Answer 3

None of your supplied numbers are integers, and there are therefore no integers that ....   Oh, the first part is a problem number, not the whole part of a decimal number.

13. 6, -6

14. 1, -1

15. 15, -15

16. 8, -8

and so forth.

Answer 4

An absolute value is how far away a number is from zero...if that helps you any.

Example: -13.6 and 13.6

Lookie Lookie I just solved the first one for ya!!

Answer 5

all i know is that absolute value means how far away the # is form 0.

for ex. the absolute value of 7 is 7. the absolute value of -4 is 4.

I hope i helped!