MA.6.NSO.1.3 · Number Sense and Operations
Students learn that the absolute value of a number is its distance from zero on a number line, which is why absolute value is never negative. They interpret absolute value in real-world situations, like how far below sea level a diver is, and find the absolute value of positive and negative rational numbers.
The FAST tests this with multiple choice items interpreting absolute value in context and equation editor items where students enter the absolute value of a given rational number.
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Correct answer: A, C (highlighted above)
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Correct answer: B. , because
Enter the number only. Do not include units like $, %, or ft²
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Correct answer: A. Monday (F), because
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Correct answer: C. Balance B (), because
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