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absolutbelopp
Sign in to saveAlso known as absolute value function, absolute value of real number, modulus, absolute value of a real number, abs, abs()
nonnegative number with the same magnitude as a given real number
The absolute value of a number is its distance from zero on the number line, always expressed as a nonnegative (zero or positive) value. It matters because it lets us measure magnitude or "size" without worrying about whether a number is positive or negative.
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It sits within the topics Norms (mathematics), Real numbers and Special functions.
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- different from
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Absolutbeloppet, ibland kallat absolutvärdet eller beloppet av ett tal x betecknas |x| och är ett positivt reellt tal eller noll och kan ges den geometriska tolkningen som ett tals avstånd till origo eller 0-punkten i det fall talet kan representeras på tallinjen. Absolutbeloppet av ett reellt tal x definieras av Absolutbeloppet av ett komplext tal z = a + bi definieras av (se kvadratrot och komplexkonjugat.) För en vektor v = (x1, x2,..., xn), kallas ibland vektorns längd för vektorns absolutbelopp eller belopp: Längden av en vektor kallas dock ofta dess norm och betecknas .
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