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A rock climber ascends 18 feet to the top of a rock ledge. The climber descends 8 feet and takes a break on a rock outcrop. Write and evaluate an addition expression to show how much farther the rock climber
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A rock climber ascends 18 feet to the top of a rock ledge. The climber

descends 8 feet and takes a break on a rock outcrop. Write and evaluate
an addition expression to show how much farther the rock climber must
descend to reach the original level.

User Nasser Tahani
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Answer:

10 feet

Explanation:

18-8=10 so the remaining 10 feet is what he needs to descend.

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