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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=-2.3 t-7
How far below the ground does Mr. Mole's burrow lie?
meters below the ground

Mr. Mole left his burrow and started digging his way down.\newlineA A represents Mr. Mole's altitude relative to the ground (in meters) after t t minutes.\newlineA=2.3t7 A=-2.3 t-7 \newlineHow far below the ground does Mr. Mole's burrow lie?\newlinemeters below the ground

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Q. Mr. Mole left his burrow and started digging his way down.\newlineA A represents Mr. Mole's altitude relative to the ground (in meters) after t t minutes.\newlineA=2.3t7 A=-2.3 t-7 \newlineHow far below the ground does Mr. Mole's burrow lie?\newlinemeters below the ground
  1. Understand the problem: Understand the problem.\newlineWe need to find the initial altitude of Mr. Mole's burrow relative to the ground. This is given by the altitude AA when tt (time in minutes) is 00.
  2. Substitute values: Substitute t=0t = 0 into the equation A=2.3t7A = -2.3t - 7 to find the initial altitude AA.\newlineA=2.3(0)7A = -2.3(0) - 7\newlineA=07A = 0 - 7\newlineA=7A = -7
  3. Interpret the result: Interpret the result.\newlineSince AA represents Mr. Mole's altitude relative to the ground, a negative value indicates that the burrow is below ground level. Therefore, Mr. Mole's burrow lies 77 meters below the ground.

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