All of the following expressions are equal to N except . |−N| −(−N) |N| −N

D. -N

Step-by-step explanation:

Our four given expressions are:

A. |-N|

B. -(-N)

C. |N|

D. -N

The | | symbols represent absolute value, which is the distance from the value within the two lines and 0; essentially since it measures distance, absolute value always outputs a positive value.

In choice A, we have |-N|, which means the distance between -N and 0. Well, the distance will simply be N, which is equal to N. Eliminate A.

In choice B, we have -(-N). Double negatives signal that they will cancel out to become positive, so -(-N) = N. Eliminate B.

In choice C, we have |N|, which means the distance between N and 0. This is clearly just N, so eliminate C.

In choice D, we have -N, which denotes "negative N". Clearly, "negative N" (-N) is not the same as "positive N" (N), so D is the answer.

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