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A mountain climber on Mt. Everest is at 29,035 ft above sea level. A stone at the bottom of the dead sea is at 1,349 ft below sea level. What is the difference in elevation between the mountain climber and the stone?
please can someone help me?
Answered by Steve
take a look at the number line.
29035 is to the right of 0.
-1349 is to the left of 0.

so, the distance between them (the difference, in other words) is

29035 - (-1349) = 29035+1349 = 30384
Answered by Oofty
actually 29035-(-1349)=30,384
Answered by MCMaster3
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Answered by alex
yes that is right
Answered by Cloud
If the mountain climber is at 29,035 ft. above sea level and the stone in the sea is at 1,349 ft. below sea level. Then 29,035 is a positive and the -1349 is a negative. So 29,035 - (-1,349) =30,384.
Answered by Anonymous 2
thanks, Cloud and Steve! great explaining :)
Answered by Anonymous 2
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by NOOOOOO
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Answered by Nezuko
hmmm thanks for the answer!!