Mr. Mole left his burrow and started digging his way down. A represents Mr. Mole's altitude relative to the ground (in meters) after $t$ minutes. $A = -2.3t - 7$ How far below the ground does Mr. Mole's burrow lie? meters below the ground
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The problem describes Mr. Mole's altitude relative to the ground using the equation $A = -2.3t - 7$. $A$ is the altitude in meters, and $t$ is the time in minutes. The question asks for the depth of Mr. Mole's burrow. Show more…
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