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A scuba diver swam 96 ft. below the surface of the lake. He then swims up 49 ft. What is his depth now?

A scuba diver swam 96 ft. below the surface of the lake. He then swims up 49 ft. What is his depth now?
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A scuba diver swam 96 ft.

below the surface of the
lake. He then swims up 49
ft. What is his depth now?

User Bgx
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6 votes

Answer:

-47

Explanation:

-96 + 49

-47

User Rehan Sarwar
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5 votes

Answer:

96-49=47

Explanation:

he goes down then up so 47

User Varun Chhangani
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