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Mathematics, 02.09.2021 22:20 benjamingom030

A swimmer is looking for a species of fish along the coastline. She dives DOWN 9 feet below the surface of the ocean. Then she swims back up 6 feet and back down another 5 feet before she finds the species of fish she is looking for. What was the depth at which the swimmer finds the fish?

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