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dlinn [17]
3 years ago
13

Town M is 282 feet below sea level. Town R is 679 feet above sea level. How much higher, in feet is Town R than M?​

Mathematics
1 answer:
Genrish500 [490]3 years ago
4 0

Given parameters:

Elevation of Town M = 282ft

Elevation of Town R = 679ft

Unknown:

How much higher is Town R than M = ?

Solution:

Town M lies below the sea level whereas Town R is above the sea level.

     Graphically:

                                    Town R   679ft

                                         ↑

                                         ↑

                                         ↑

                                         ↑

                                    ↔↔↔  Sea level

                                         ↓

                                         ↓

                                    Town M     282ft

Town R is 282ft + 679ft higher than Town M  = 961ft

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