Mr. mole left his burrow and started digging his way down at a constant rate. time (minutes) altitude (meters) 666 -20.4−20.4minus, 20, point, 4 999 -27.6−27.6minus, 27, point, 6 121212 -34.8−34.8minus, 34, point, 8 what is the altitude of mr. mole's burrow?

meters.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given Mr. Mole left his burrow and started digging his way down at a constant rate.

We are also given a table of data as:

Time (minutes)     Altitude (meters)

6                                   -20.4

9                                   -27.6

12                                   -34.8

First of all, we will find Mr. Mole's digging rate using slope formula and given information as:

, where,

represents difference of two y-coordinates,

represents difference of two corresponding x-coordinates of y-coordinates.

Let be and be .

Now, we will use slope-intercept form of equation to find altitude of Mr. Mole's burrow.

, where,

m = Slope,

b = The initial value or the y-intercept.

Upon substituting and coordinates of point , we will get:

Since in our given case y-intercept represents the altitude of Mr. Mole's burrow, therefore, the altitude of Mr. Mole's burrow is meters.

3/6 chance

step-by-step explanation:

half of the nubers are odd numbers (1,3,5) which in that case if you would be told to simplify it would be 1/2