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The Body Temperature X Celsius Of A Reptile In Summer At Time T Hours After Midn

The body temperature x (Celsius) of a reptile in summer at time t hours after midnight is given by
x=15-5sin(pi*t/12)
Use an algebraic method to find the first time when the temperature of the reptile is 16 degrees Celsius.
Please include a detailed explanation of the answer and provide a diagram if necessary. Thankyou.
 
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