Adiver dives to a depth of –25.6 feet below sea level. how many feet must the diver rise to reach sea level?

The diver must need to rise 25.6 feet above the ground.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: A diver dives to a depth of –25.6 feet below sea level.

When he was at sea level , the distance will be 0.

Thus, to reach sea level he need to travel 0-(-25.6) feet=25.6 feet.

Therefore,if diver want to reach the sea level, he need to rise 25.6 feet above.

Hence, the diver must need to rise 25.6 feet above the ground.

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