A killer whale is swimming 20.2 feet below the water level and breaches, or 15.6 feet above the water level. What is the distance the killer whale traveled?

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A killer whale is swimming 20.2 feet below the water level and breaches, or 15.6 feet above the water level. What is the distance the killer whale traveled?

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I think we should sum all to together 20.2+15.6= 35.8

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