To find the equation that can be used to find X, we need to consider the change in elevation over the five days.
The change in elevation is the final elevation minus the initial elevation:
Change in elevation = (-246.875) - (121.175) = -368.050 feet
Since the drilling company drills the same distance each day for five days, we can divide the total change in elevation by the number of days:
Change in elevation per day = -368.050 / 5 = -73.610 feet
Therefore, the equation that can be used to find X, the distance drilled each day, is:
X = -73.610 feet
An old drilling company drill the same distance each day for five days they started an elevation of 121.1,75 feet and ended at an elevation of -246.875 feet which equation can be used to find X the distance they drilled each day
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