Question

Donna went climbing on a mountain she started at the Peak which is 14,342 feet above sea level from here she climb down the mountain and then drove to the campground at 5226 feet above sea level calculate the total amount of vertical change in Donna’s trip

Answer 1

Answer: Amount of vertical change in Donald's trip = 9116 ft

Donald climbed down the mountain from the peak which is at a height of 14,342 ft. That is,

Donald's initial vertical position = 14,342 ft

She climbed down the mountain at 5226 ft above sea level, that is:

Donald's final vertical position = 5,226 ft

Amount of vertical change in Donald's trip = Initial Verical Position - Final vertical position

Amount of vertical change in Donald's trip = 14342 - 5226

Amount of vertical change in Donald's trip = 9116 ft