Which absolute value expression represents the distance between 3 and −5 on a number line?
a) |3 − 5|
b) |3 − (−5)|
c) |−3 + 5|
d) |−3 − (−5)|

B) To represent  the distance between 3 and −5 on a number line,  the correct expression is  I(3) - (-5)I .

Step-by-step explanation:

Here the point A is given as 3 on number line.

Point B is given as -5 on number line.

To find :  IA-BI

The distance between any two point A and B is given as IA-BI.

Now, to find the absolute value:

IA-BI = I  (3) - (-5)I

or, IA-BI = I (3) + 5I  = I8I

= 8 units

or, IA-BI = 8 units

Hence, on the number line, the distance between -5 and 3 is 8 units.

And, to represent  the distance between 3 and −5 on a number line,  the correct expression is  I(3) - (-5)I .

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