OPEN ENDED QUESTION
How did the peak of Mt. Everest rise from
sea level to 8,848 feet?

The mountain's height changes due to the movement of tectonic plates. As the Indian plate slips under the Eurasian plate, it uplifts the Himalayas. The plate's movement can lift it up, while earthquakes in the region tend to bring it down. Mount Everest Is 8,844.43 Meters High and Is Still Growing. And it's still growing at a height of about 40 centimetres (16 inches) per century.

Explanation:

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