Kauro, this is the solution:
This is the cost function for natural gas for the city where Greg lives:
• c (t) = 16.74 + 0.742t
Now we replace c (t) by 51.54 to solve for t, as follows:
51.54 = 16.74 + 0.742t
Subtracting 16.74 at both sides:
51.54 - 16.74 = 16.74 + 0.742t - 16.74
34.8 = 0.742t
Dividing by 0.742 at both sides:
0.742t/0.742 = 34.8/0.742
t = 46.9 therms
The correct answer is 46.9