If an orca is 200 m below the surface of the water and then swims up and jumps 5 m in the air, what is the total distance it traveled?

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If an orca is 200 m below the surface of the water and then swims up and jumps 5 m in the air, what is the total distance it traveled?

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Answer:

Total distanced traveled = 205 m

Explanation:

200 m+5 m=205 m

Eliyahu Machluf answered Aug 23, 2022

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