MHB 2.7.263 AP calculu Exam Population growth

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note that the derivative of a linear function is a constant ...
 
skeeter said:
note that the derivative of a linear function is a constant ...

ok I think that would leave (A) since the linear graph would be P(t)=200t which is a straight line.
 
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karush said:
ok I think that would leave (A) since the linear graph would be P(t)=200t which is a straight line.

$P(t) = 200t + C$
 
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