At sea level elevation =0ft water boils at 212.0 degrees fahrenheit. on top of mount ashland elevation =7500ft, water boils at 198.0 degrees fahrenheit. assuming a linear relationship between elevation and boiling temperature, create a function relating the boiling temperature of water as a function of the elevation ,b(x) where x represents the elevation in feet. on a recent over night backpacking trip, i set up camp and water boiled at 202.8 degrees fahrenheit. use b(x) to determine the elevation (to the nearest foot) of my camp based on the boiling temperature.