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On a number line, the surface of a river is marked at -220 feet and the top of a building is marked at +19 feet, were 0 represents sea level. What do -220 and +19 represent?

On a number line, the surface of a river is marked at -220 feet and the top of a building is marked at +19 feet, were 0 represents sea level. What do -220 and +19 represent?
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On a number line, the surface of a river is marked at -220 feet and the top of a building is marked at +19 feet, were 0 represents sea level. What do -220 and +19 represent?

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-220 and +19 represents levels bellow and above sea level

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User ArthurDenture
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levels below and above the sea lol
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