A submarine is 3,500 m below sea level. It comes up by 560 m and then goes down by 1,250 m. If we consider sea level to be zero, what is the current position of the submarine?

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DAEMYO asked Jul 23, 2022

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A submarine is 3,500 m below sea level. It comes

up by 560 m and then goes down by 1,250 m. If we
consider sea level to be zero, what is the current
position of the submarine?

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Answer:

4190 m

Explanation:

3500-560=2940

2940+1250=4190

Wander answered Jul 28, 2022

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