SOLUTION: You dive down until you are 9 feet underwater. then you come up 3 feet. where are you in relation to the water surface? use addition and at least one negative number to solve this

SOLUTION: You dive down until you are 9 feet underwater. then you come up 3 feet. where are you in relation to the water surface? use addition and at least one negative number to solve this

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Question 237826: You dive down until you are 9 feet underwater. then you come up 3 feet. where are you in relation to the water surface? use addition and at least one negative number to solve this problem, and show your work.
Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
0-9+3=-6 ft
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