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the top of a hill rises 105 feet above -191. What is the altitude of the top of the hill? (ft) , and how much higher is -125 tha

n -191? (ft higher)

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makvit [3.9K]2 years ago

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The altitude of the top of the hill is -86ft, (because -191+105=-86) and -125 is 66 ft higher than -191 (because the difference of 191 and 125 is 66)

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