Another way to look at absolute value is to think of the absolute value of a number as its distance from zero on a number line. For example, $\left|6\right| = 6$ and $\left|−6\right| = 6$ because both $6$ and “$6$ are exactly $6$ units from zero on the number line. You can, therefore, think of the equation such as $\left|x\right| = 5$ as the question, “What numbers are exactly five units from zero on the number line?” Thus, the solutions are $5$ and $−5$. Draw a number line to show the solutions to the following equations.