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The height of the Leibnitz Range on the moon is 35,000 feet. The earth’s highest point, Mount Everest, measures 29,028 feet. How much taller is the Leibnitz Range?
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The height of the Leibnitz Range on the moon is 35,000 feet. The earth’s highest point, Mount Everest, measures 29,028 feet. How much taller is the Leibnitz Range?

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5972

Explanation:

all you do is subtract 35000-29028

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