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There's a roughly linear relationship between the number of times a species of cricket will chirp in one minute and the temperature outside. For a certain type of cricket, this relationship can be expressed using the formula $T=0.3 c+37$, where $T$ represents the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit and $c$ represents the number of times the cricket chirps in one minute. What is the meaning of the $T$-value when $c=87$ ?$\newline$The number of times the cricket could be expected to chirp in one minute if it's $87^{\circ} \mathrm{F}$.$\newline$The change in temperature in degrees Fahrenheit for each additional cricket chirp in one minute.$\newline$The expected temperature in degrees Fahrenheit if the cricket has chirped o times per minute.$\newline$The expected temperature in degrees Fahrenheit if the cricket has chirped $87$ times per minute.