A roller coaster descended 32.3 ft in one minute. How would you show this using an integer? A. -32.3 B. +32.3 C. 32.3- D. 32.3+\

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A roller coaster descended 32.3 ft in one minute. How would you show this using an integer?

A. -32.3
B. +32.3
C. 32.3-
D. 32.3+\

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the answer is A because the roller coaster is decreasing in ft.

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