Answer:
Explanation:
The highest point in North America, Mount McKinley, in the Alaska Range, is 20,320 feet above sea level. The lowest point m North America is 282 feet below sea level and is in Death Valley in California. Which student correctly calculated the difference in elevations? Explain the error.
\begin{matrix} \text{Student A} & \text{Student B}\\ \text{20,320 - 282} & \text{20,320 - ( -282)}\\ \text{20,320 + (-282)} & \text{20,320 + ( + 282)}\\ \text{20,038 feet} & \text{20,602 feet}\\ \end{matrix}
Student A
20,320 - 282
20,320 + (-282)
20,038 feet
Student B
20,320 - ( -282)
20,320 + ( + 282)
20,602 feet