Question

You notice that the taco truck typically gets more customers when the weather is warmer. The following equation gives the number of customers, C, who typically visit the taco truck on a day when the temperature is T:


Rearrange the equation to solve for the temperature T.
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Answer 1

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Meanwhile, here are the common rearrangements so you can match yours:

- If C = mT + b, then T = (C − b)/m.
- If C = aT^2 + bT + c, then solve aT^2 + bT + (c − C) = 0 with the quadratic formula:
T = [−b ± sqrt(b^2 − 4a(c − C))]/(2a).
- If C = A·e^{kT}, then T = (1/k)·ln(C/A).
- If C = A·B^{T}, then T = log(C/A)/log B.
- If C = A·ln(T) + B, then T = exp((C − B)/A).
- If C = A/(T + B), then T = A/C − B.

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