Larry is flying at an altitude of 3,000 feet above ground level. Ground level is 188 feet above sea level. If he descends 567 feet and then climbs 120 feet, how far above sea level is Larry?

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3365 feet

3000+188-567+120 = ____

Sure! To find out how far above sea level Larry is after descending and then climbing, we need to do some basic arithmetic calculations.

First, let's calculate the new altitude after Larry descends 567 feet. We'll subtract 567 from his current altitude of 3,000 feet:

3,000 feet - 567 feet = 2,433 feet

Now, we need to calculate the new altitude after Larry climbs 120 feet. We'll add 120 feet to his current altitude of 2,433 feet:

2,433 feet + 120 feet = 2,553 feet

So, Larry is now 2,553 feet above sea level. However, don't forget that ground level is 188 feet above sea level. Therefore, we'll add 188 feet to account for ground level:

2,553 feet + 188 feet = 2,741 feet

Therefore, Larry is now 2,741 feet above sea level.