a 5 mile run at the bottom of a chasm gets it roughly one mile closer to standing still. how high up would you

Question

How high up would you have to go to catch the sunrise? and what is a chasm?

Answer 1

it's a real easy question if you pick it apart. I won't give you the answer, but another clue might be helpful...you are not necessarily climbing a mountain to see the sunrise because the mountain blocks it, nor or you so far in a chasm to where no light gets in there...but people go here just for this spectacular sunrise...use your key words here...5 mile run, chasm, and sunrise...the answer is there...thats how i found the answer...this contest takes a lot of reading on most of the questions...if you don't win, at least you will be a tad bit smarter...good luck...

Answer 2

that all depends on how deep the chasm is. Depends on the mathematical formula y=mx+b where m is the slope (rise over run). and b is the y intercept, but again you have to know how DEEP the chasm is, so I don't see how you can answer this question with the information given

Answer 3

got to the top to catch the sunrise.



chasm ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kzm)

n.

A deep, steep-sided opening in the earth's surface; an abyss or gorge.

A sudden interruption of continuity; a gap.

A pronounced difference of opinion, interests, or loyalty.