Polar Bears are Positive … and so are Penguins.

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Polar Bears are Positive … and so are Penguins.
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Polar Bears are Positive … and so are Penguins

Z E Have you ever wondered why polar bears don’t eat penguins? and penguins live thousands of miles south of it. Polar bears live thousands of miles north of the equator… Z E

both live in negative temperatures… they both live at positive latitudes. But even though they both live in negative temperatures…

60◦ S 60◦ N opposite directions but both positive for the birds for the bears

Meanwhile in NYC

+10 +10 A subway travels 10 blocks from 40th Street to 50th Street Another travels 10 blocks from 40th Street to 30th Street +10 +10

Again… opposite directions but both positive

In fact: There is no such thing as a negative direction

Pedal North or pedal South, your legs get just as tired. Drive East or drive West, your gas tank gets just as empty.

1 2 Leigh pedaled her bike West four units on the same number line. How far apart did they finish from each other? Ben pedaled his bike East three units on a number line. seven units 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

of a number is the positive value of The absolute value of a number is the positive value of that number. |-4| = 4 |3| = 3

is -4. But! There are no negative distances, so Leigh rode 4 units West. On a number line, this is -4. But! There are no negative distances, so the absolute value is 4. -4

The symbol for absolute value is vertical lines on each side of the number. |-17| = 17 |15| = 15 -|-12| = -12 -|6| = -6 Algebraically: |-x| = x

Since |-2|=2 and |2|=2, we need to consider two answers for |problems|. |x - 8| = 12 x - 8 = 12 and x - 8 = - 12 x = 20, - 4