While exploring a planet, a robot descends at a rate of 137 feet every 1.6 hours from a hill peak 1 comma 190 feet above sea level. Round to the nearest 10 feet and the nearest whole hour. Then represent the robot's elevation y after x hours using a table, an equation, and a graph. How many hours will it take the robot to reach the base of the hill?
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