whats the absolute value of |-2+3| ?

|-2+3| = |3-2| = |1| = 1

the absolute Value sign | | simply makes the result inside positive.
So -2+3 = 1 which is already positive. Hence the Abs. Val of 1 is itself, that is , 1
However, as another example, if the question was |2-3| = ?
then 2-3 = -1 , which is negative, absoulate value of -1 is simply 1 (the signs | | got rid of the negative sign)

-5

An absolute value is a numbers distance from zero, so -2+3 =1 and 1's distance from zero is 1.

hahahahaha, two points

The numbers inside the absolute bars are real numbers which are always positive. Indeed the answer is 1.

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-2+3=1
I1I=1

-2+3=1
the absolute value of 1=1

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It is 5 or -1. This is because when you do absolute value you have two possible equations. So for this you would write, -2+3 and 2+(-3).