PLEASE HELPA hot air balloon is at a height of h feet.
Which expressions represent a change in height of 5 ft?
Choose exactly two answers that are correct.
A. h/5
B. 5*h
C. h+5
D. h-5
I have more questions do if you are willing to help with more than this than let me know.

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Answer 1
Answer: Since the balloon is at h height and has a change of 5 ft that means it could go up (+5) or down (-5) ft. So the answer would be c and D

h+5 and h-5

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9 use the calculator !
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