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the Grand Canyon is 6093 feet above sea level Lake Mead at its deepest point is 532 feet below sea level what is the vertical distance between the Grand Canyon and Lake Mead
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the Grand Canyon is 6093 feet above sea level Lake Mead at its deepest point is 532 feet below sea level what is the vertical distance between the Grand Canyon and Lake Mead

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6625 feet. You add 6093 and 532 together and thats how i got the answer.
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