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your first bungee jump is 50-- feet higher than your second jump. your first jump reaches - 200
height h (in feet) of your second jump. then find the height of your second jump.

Height of second Bungee jump is 150 feet.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the height of second jump be

Now By given details;

Height of first Bungee jump = 200 feet

Also,

first bungee jump is 50 feet higher than your second jump.

Hence,

Height of first jump = 50 + height of second jump

Substituting the values we get;

Hence the Height of second Bungee jump is 150 feet.

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