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A loon is flying at a height of 10 feet above a lake. The lone dives into the water to catch a fish that is at a depth of 6 feet

. What is the change in elevation of the loon?
Options:
A) -16 feet
B) -10 feet
C) -4 feet
D) 16 feet

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Zielflug [23.3K]2 years ago

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I do believe that the answer is 16 feet (D)

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