A weather balloon is descending from the atmosphere. Its altitude changes by

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OlgaM077 [116]3 years ago

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The change in altitude after 135 seconds was a decrease of 810 meters, that is, -810 meters.

Given that a weather balloon is descending from the atmosphere, and its altitude changes by -6 meters every second, to determine what is the change in altitude after 135 seconds the following calculation must be performed:

Amount of time x change per second = total change
135 x (-6) = X
-810 = X

Thus, the change in altitude after 135 seconds was a decrease of 810 meters, that is, -810 meters.

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