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You are climbing a mountain that starts at sea level and reaches an elevation of 50,000m. The distance traveled up the side of the mountain is 22km. What is the gradient of the …

You are climbing a mountain that starts at sea level and reaches an elevation of 50,000m. The distance traveled up the side of the mountain is 22km. What is the gradient of the …
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You are climbing a mountain that starts at sea level and reaches an elevation of 50,000m. The distance traveled up the side of the mountain is 22km. What is the gradient of the mountain?

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Explanation you divide them together to get the answer 50,000m

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