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For a real or complex number In mathematics, its distance from zero is termed its absolute value or what?

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For a real or complex number In mathematics, its distance from zero is termed its absolute value or what?
posted 3 days ago by Puneet Batra

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Modulus

answer 2 days ago by Pankaj Deshmukh
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