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The vertical distance between a standard reference point, such as sea level, and the top of an object or point on the Earth, such as a mountain is also referred to as the elevat…

The vertical distance between a standard reference point, such as sea level, and the top of an object or point on the Earth, such as a mountain is also referred to as the elevat…
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The vertical distance between a standard reference point, such as sea level, and the top of an object or point on the Earth, such as a mountain is also referred to as the elevation.

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true because everything basically relates to sea level
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