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What is the height of the highest mountain on earth?

8,848 metres
What is the height (length measured vertically) of the one with the highest elevation mountain (a very high summit, larger than a hill)?

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  • in decreasing order using the relation 'is the elevation (height above sea-level in metres) of'

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