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A shark begin at 172 M below sea level and then swim up hunting 37 meters where is the Sharks location now in relation to sea level
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A shark begin at 172 M below sea level and then swim up hunting 37 meters where is the Sharks location now in relation to sea level
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135 meters
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172 minus 37 equals 135
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