A submarine is exploring the Pacific Ocean. At 502.5 feet below sea level, the water temperature is 6 1/4 °F. The submarine dives down 115 feet deeper, and the water temperature drops by 2 1/5 °F. What were the elevation and the water temperature after the submarine dove? Assume that sea level is at 0 feet of elevation. Complete the steps below to solve the problem.

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At the elevation 617.5 feet below the sea level temperature of the water was °F

Step-by-step explanation:

At 502.5 feet below the sea level temperature of the water is °F

When submarine dives down 115 feet deeper, water temperature drops by °F

Elevation after the submarine dove = -502.5 - 115 = -617.5 feet

This negative sign represents the elevation below the sea level.

And the temperature will be = 

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                                               = 

                                               = 

                                               = °F

Therefore, at the elevation 617.5 feet below the sea level temperature of the water was °F

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