Let A be an integer such that the absolute value of A is ...

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Absolute Values/Modules

Let A be an integer such that the absolute value of A is less than 5. If B is defined as B = A - 6, how many distinct values can B take?

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A

4

B

5

C

6

D

7

E

9

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