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One hot balloon is 510 feet above the sea level and begins to descend at a rate of 3 feet per minute. A second hot balloon is 30 feet above the sea level and begins to rise at a…

One hot balloon is 510 feet above the sea level and begins to descend at a rate of 3 feet per minute. A second hot balloon is 30 feet above the sea level and begins to rise at a…
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One hot balloon is 510 feet above the sea level and begins to descend at a rate of 3

feet per minute. A second hot balloon is 30 feet above the sea level and begins to rise
at a rate of 5 feet per minute.

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User Elimirks
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Answer:

-510

Explanation:

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User Noderman
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What's the question.?????????

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User Will Humphreys
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