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Mathematics, 17.07.2019 07:40, dlatricewilcoxp0tsdw

Aseagull is flying at an elevation of 15 3/8 feet above the sea, and then descends 23 1/6 feet to catch a fish in the ocean. what was the elevation of the fish

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