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Jeffrey is scuba diving. His elevation changes by -5.5 inches every second. Jeffrey Dives for 30 seconds. What is the total chan

ge in Jeffrey's elevation?

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elena-s [515]2 years ago

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-165...you take -5.5 times 30 and you get -165

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