To find the height of Mt. Everest, you need to add the height of Denali (about 20,000 ft or 2×10^4 ft) to the height difference (about 9×10^3 ft).
- Denali: 20,000 ft = 2×10^4 ft
- Height difference: 9,000 ft = 9×10^3 ft
Now, add these two heights together:
\[ 2×10^4 ft + 9×10^3 ft \]
Convert 9 × 10^3 ft to have the same exponent:
\[ 9×10^3 ft = 0.9×10^4 ft \]
Now add:
\[ 2×10^4 ft + 0.9×10^4 ft = (2 + 0.9)×10^4 ft = 2.9×10^4 ft \]
Thus, the height of Mt. Everest is approximately:
\[ \boxed{2.9×10^4} \text{ ft.} \]