Write down the modulus of the number that is the coordinate of a given point: A (7) B (-4.3) C (0) D (-2.9) E (1).

When performing this task, remember that the module is the distance in unit segments from the origin of coordinates to the coordinates of these points. Since the distance is always positive, the modulus value cannot be negative, regardless of the coordinate sign.

Based on this:

1) For A (7): | 7 | = 7.

2) For B (-4.3): | -4.3 | = 4.3.

3) For C (0): | 0 | = 0.

4) For D (-2.9): | -2.9 | = 2.9.

5) For E (1): | 1 | = 1.