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Comparing Absolute Value Expressions in Inventory
An inventory coordinator is auditing two ledger entries. Entry A is a credit of 2 units, and Entry B is a correction recorded as the expression units. To determine which entry has a larger numerical impact, the coordinator simplifies the expression. Based on this simplification, state whether 2 is greater than, less than, or equal to .
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Comparing Absolute Value Expressions in Inventory
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