How do I write code to plot a graph of an equation?

I need help writing a code that will plot a graph with this equation.

I need to find a way to plot a graph in such a way the program will input values for A and solve for T. Basically, my output should be a graph with A on the x axis and T on the Y axis.

The Equation:

100*A*((700-T)-209)/log((700-T)/209) = 1 - exp(((100*A/6448)^.22)/.954*exp(-.954*(100*A/6448)^.78-1));

Also, the log in the equation is supposed to be a natural log but I don't know if that is the correct function.

Any help would be appreciated.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

You are going to have difficulty finding a solution to that. The second exp() is inside the first exp(), so you have e^(something * e^(something))

Perhaps your brackets are misplaced.

[Omar]

Unfortunately that is the correct equation. Is it even possible to plot?