A bird can fly at an elevation of 6400 meters. A fish can swim at a depth of 500 meters. What is the difference between the birds elevation and the fish's depth

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Madyson Huber

Mathematics

27 December, 23:03

A bird can fly at an elevation of 6400 meters. A fish can swim at a depth of 500 meters. What is the difference between the birds elevation and the fish's depth

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Steven Barr · Answer 1

Steven Barr 27 December, 23:22

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5900 is the answer because

Amanda Klein · Answer 2

The depth can be represented as

d = b - f where

d = depth

b = bird height

f = fish depth

d = 6400 - ( - 500)

d = 6400 + 500

d = 6900 m

Answer: The difference in the elevation and depth of the bird and fish is 6900 m