A small submarine is at an elevation of -30 feet compared to sea level. What is its elevation after it ascends 9 feet?

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A small submarine is at an elevation of -30 feet compared to sea level. What is its elevation after it ascends 9 feet?

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-21 feet or -39 feet

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