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Shkiper50 [21]3 years ago

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So based on the stuff you have given, I have found the correct answers

1.C Explanation: It said the building was 35 tall, which means Positive 35

2.D Explanation: It had said that the scuba diver was BELOW sea level, which will make the answer negative.

3.E Explanation: It had once again said BELOW, which will make our answer negative

4.A Explanation: He is owing her 23 dollars, which makes our answer negative.

5.B Explanation: She had jumped ABOVE the ground, which will make our answer positive.

I hope this helped you and have a great day.

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