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Ground level refers to the base or starting point of the Earth’s surface used as a reference point for measuring elevation or depth. It represents the level of the natural surface of the earth which is typically at sea level and serves as a baseline for construction and geological measurements.
In Class 6 Maths Chapter 10 The Other Side of Zero students explore the concept of positive and negative numbers. They learn how numbers less than zero are represented on the number line and their application in real-life situations. The chapter also covers addition subtraction and comparison of positive and negative numbers.
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The ground level is represented by zero. In many building numbering systems, the ground floor is labeled as 0, serving as the reference point from which floors above (positive numbers) and below (negative numbers) are measured.
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