A mountain climber is at 29035ft above sea level. a stone at the bottom of the dead sea is at 1349 ft below sea level what is the difference in elevation between the mountain climber and the stone

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Karley Salas

15 May, 23:23

A mountain climber is at 29035ft above sea level. a stone at the bottom of the dead sea is at 1349 ft below sea level what is the difference in elevation between the mountain climber and the stone

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Deacon Moss · Answer 1

We need to keep in mind that the stone's height is negative 1349 instead of 1349. Using this, we can subtract - 1349 from 29035, giving us 30,384 feet.

Makena Brennan · Answer 2

29,035 + 1,349 = 30,384