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A diver dives to a depth of –25.6 feet below sea level. How many feet must the diver rise to reach sea level?

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Answered by some girl
well if you dive 25.6 feet below sea level and then you come back up 25.6 feet wouldn't you be at 0 feet (or sea level) ?
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