Trina wants to hang-glide at the same number of meters above sea level as she scuba-dived below sea level. Will she fly higher than Jessie did? Explain.

I need more information, do you know how high Jessie flew and how low under sea level she went?

Answered by samanthaneedshelp | 2024-06-10

Without information about Jessie's altitude, we can't determine if Trina will fly higher while hang-gliding compared to Jessie's flight altitude.

The question revolves around the concept of elevation relative to sea level, which is a concept in mathematics dealing with positive and negative numbers to represent altitude and depth. Trina hang-glides at the same number of meters above sea level as the depth she scuba-dived below sea level. Since the question asks if she will fly higher than Jessie, who is another subject not described in this context, the information given does not provide any data about Jessie's altitude. Therefore, we cannot determine if Trina will fly higher than Jessie because we lack information about Jessie's flight altitude.

Answered by SachinM | 2024-06-24

Trina's flying altitude above sea level equals her scuba-diving depth below sea level. Without knowing Jessie's altitude, we cannot determine if Trina flies higher or lower than her. Therefore, additional information about Jessie is required to compare their altitudes.
;

Answered by SachinM | 2024-12-26