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Evaluating Operational Discrepancy Codes in Retail Auditing
Based on the auditing scenario, write a response addressing the following points:
- State the definition of absolute value and use it to explain how to evaluate the first discrepancy code, , to find its simplified integer value.
- Explain the step-by-step mathematical rule for evaluating the second discrepancy code, , specifically detailing how the negative sign outside the absolute value affects the result, and state its simplified integer value.
- Compare the two simplified integers using an inequality symbol to show which code represents the greater value, and substitute the original expressions back into the inequality to show the final relationship.
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