Math, asked by zyamac518749, 10 months ago

A submarine hovers at 240 metres below sea level.If it descends 160 metres and then ascends 390 metres, what is
its new position?

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Answered by sjewellers785
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

let the initial position of the submarine be -240 m

distance descended = 160 m

=> new position will be

-240m -160 m ....[since the submarine descended]

= -400m

Distance ascended = 390 m

=> final position

= -400m +390 m

= -10m

=> the new position of submarine is 10m below sea level

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \huge \boxed{ \fcolorbox{cyan}{red}{answer : }}

 \sf{The  \: submarine  \: is  \: situated  \: at \:  1240m}

 \rm{It \:  descends 160m}

 \sf{new \:  position  \: will \:  be}

 \sf{1240 + 160 m \:  from \:  sea level}

 \rm{1400 \:  m \:  from  \: sea  \: level.}

 \sf{it  \: moves \:  up  \: 300 m}

 \rm{1400 - 300 m}

 \sf{1100 m \:  from  \: the  \: sea \:  level}

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