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Chris is hiking from Point A on Little Brook to
the very top of Outlook Hill.What is his gain in
elevation in feet?
Record your answer. Be sure to use correct
place value.
Randy's River
A
Little Brook
Clear
Brook
835
X 245
600
Atwater Pond
Outlook Hill
Mad Brook



Answer :

GinnyAnswer
To calculate Chris's gain in elevation from Point A on Little Brook to the top of Outlook Hill, you need to find the difference in elevation between the two points.

1. Identify the elevation at Point A on Little Brook. In this case, it is 835 feet.
2. Determine the elevation at the top of Outlook Hill, which is 600 feet.
3. Subtract the elevation of Point A from the elevation of Outlook Hill:
600 feet (Outlook Hill) - 835 feet (Point A) = -235 feet

Therefore, Chris experiences a decrease in elevation of 235 feet as he hikes from Point A on Little Brook to the top of Outlook Hill.

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