Mathematics, 30.11.2019 13:31 zitterkoph

Jan and ken are friends who live in towns that differ in altitude by 475 feet. give an example of
potential elevations of jan's and ken's towns under each of the following conditions. (note: sea
level is considered to have an altitude of 0 feet.)
part a: both jan and ken live in towns that are above sea level.
jan's town is at an elevation of
feet.
ken's town is at an elevation of
feet.
part b: both jan and ken live in towns that are below sea level.
jan's town is at an elevation of
feet.
ken's town is at an elevation of
feet.
part c: jan lives in a town that is below sea level and ken lives in a town that is above sea level.
jan's town is at an elevation of
feet.
ken's town is at an elevation of
feet
part d: jan lives in a town that is above sea level and ken lives in a town that is below sea level.
feet.
jan's town is at an elevation of
ken's town is at an elevation of
feet.

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