Scientists have found a relationship between the temperature and the height above a distant planet surface. T(h), given below, is the temperature in Celsius at a height of h kilometers above the planets surface. The relationship is as follows T(h) =45-1.25h
(a) which statement best describes T^-1(x)
-the height above the surface in kilometers when the temperature is x degrees Celsius
-the temperature in degrees Celsius at a height of x kilometers
-the ratio of the temperature in degrees Celsius to the number of kilometers, x
- the reciprocal of the tempature in degrees Celsius at a height of x kilometers
(b) T^-1(x)
(c) T^-1(29)