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Help please this problem has been bugging me

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Answer:

-452 (6)/(7)

Explanation:

You just subtract the new elevation from the original,
-355 (2)/(7) - 97 (4)/(7) = -452 (6)/(7)

InOut answered Jun 12, 2022

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