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A roller coaster starts from a deck at an elevation of 20 feet above the ground on the first Hill Climb 78 Feet and then drops 8

5 feet. on the second Hill the coaster climbs is 103 ft and then drops 110 ft how far below or above the deck is the coaster after the second Hill?

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GuDViN [60]3 years ago

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6 feet above the deck

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