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A deep-sea exploring ship is pulling up a diver at the rate of 25 feet per minute. The diver is 200 feet below sea level. How deep was the diver 10 minutes ago?

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Mo

  1. 10 times 25 = 250

    200 + 250 = 450 feet blow

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    John

  2. what that

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    Anonymous

  4. 450

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    me

  5. 450

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    anonymous

  6. 450

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    Emily

  8. 450

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    Anonymous

  9. Its 450 because you add 200 + 250 like john said

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    Eliza

  10. what i do not get it

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    queen ally

  12. 450

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    Vibe

  13. Yes it is 450 only as 200+250=450

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    Rajeev

  14. It is 450
    As the values are -200 and -250
    Then -200+(-250)
    =-200-250
    =450

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    Anahita

  16. The awnser has to be 50 because like Anahita said
    As the values are -200 and -250
    then -200=250
    =50

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    SHINRA

  17. What is the answer?

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