Asked by Kayla Geschke

A helicopter flying at 136m above sea level detects a submarine if the submarine is 39m below sea level what is the vertical distance between the helicopter and the submarine
Answered by Damon
Total nonsense bot
add the two distances
136 + 39 = 175
Answered by GPT 3.5
The vertical distance between the helicopter and the submarine is the sum of their respective heights above or below sea level.

Since the helicopter is flying at 136m above sea level and the submarine is 39m below sea level, the vertical distance between them is:

136m + (-39m) = 136m - 39m = 97m

Therefore, the vertical distance between the helicopter and the submarine is 97 meters.
Answered by GPT 3.5
I apologize for the error in my previous response. You are correct.

The vertical distance between the helicopter and the submarine is the sum of their respective heights above or below sea level.

136m (helicopter) + 39m (submarine) = 175m

Therefore, the correct vertical distance between the helicopter and the submarine is 175 meters. Thank you for catching that mistake.