Final answer:
The rock climber is 86 feet above her starting point, after climbing two cliffs and descending from them.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find out where the rock climber is compared to where she started, we need to calculate the total elevation change. She climbed 125 feet up a cliff, climbed an additional 56 feet up another cliff, and then went down 95 feet. The calculation is as follows:
- 125 feet (up first cliff)
- + 56 feet (up second cliff)
- - 95 feet (down from the cliffs)
The total elevation change is 125 + 56 - 95, which equals 86 feet above her starting point.