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Mr. Mole left his burrow that lies 7 meters below the ground and started digging his way deeper into the ground, descending at a constant rate. After 6 minutes, he was 16 meters below the ground. Let y represent Mr. Mole's altitude (in meters) relative to the ground after x minutes.
Complete the equation for the relationship between the altitude and number of minutes.
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