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6 months ago

Plot each of the three elevations as a point on a vertical number line. Label each point with its numerical value

Mathematics

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Whitepunk [10]6 months ago

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What is Elevation ?

When the height of a point is its vertical distance above or below the surface of a reference plane you have selected, it is called the elevation of that point. When the height of a point is its vertical distance above or below mean sea level , it is called the altitude of the point.

Elevation is defined as the height above the ground or other surface, or a place or position of height. An example of elevation is a plane flying at 36,000 feet above the ground. An example of elevation is a pope being raised to the position of saint.

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</span>4 9/10 = 49/10
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