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20 September, 18:04

A scuba diver was swimming at a depth of 8 meters below the surface of the water. He saw an eel swimming 3 meters above him and a squid swimming 4 meters below him. Which of the following methods shows a correct way to find the depth at which the eel was swimming?

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