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Mount st. helens a volcano, erupted on may 18 1980. before the eruption, mount st. helens was 2,950 meters high. after the eruption, it was 2,550 meters high.
- what is the difference in height of mount st. helens before and after the eruption in meters?
- before the eruption how many kilometers high was mount st. helens

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