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If P'(x)=50-.10x and P(0)=-500, find P(200)

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P'(x)=50-0.10x

\implies P(x)=\displaystyle\int(50-0.10x)\,\mathrm dx

P(x)=50x-\frac{0.10}2x^2+C

P(x)=50x-0.05x^2+C

Given that
P(0)=-500, we have


-500=50(0)-0.05(0)^2+C\implies C=-500

and so


P(x)=50x-0.05x^2-500

which means that


P(200)=50(200)-0.05(200)^2-500

P(200)=7500
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