Math, asked by divenaalex, 3 months ago

Height of a place A is 2000m above sea level and that of another place B is 600m below sea level. What is the difference between the levels of these two places? ​

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Answered by vijidev2003
1

Answer:

1400

Step-by-step explanation:

one thousand four hundred

Answered by roshanisaylekar99
0

Answer:

Height of A can be written as 1800 m

and of B is written as −700 m, because it is below see level, that is on opposite side of A with respect to sea level.

So, difference between the levels of places A and B=

[1800−(−700)]m

=1800+700

=2500 m

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