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A hot air balloon rose from ground level to 1000 feet in order to pass over a mountain. The balloon then descended 800 feet to a cruising height.
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A hot air balloon rose from ground level to 1000 feet in order to pass over a mountain. The balloon then descended 800 feet to a cruising height.
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200ft.
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It's 200ft because you just do 1000 - 800 = 200ft
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