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2 October, 12:18

A candymaker makes 500 pounds of candy per week, while his large family eats the candy at a rate equal to Q (t) / 10 pounds per week, where Q (t) is the amount of candy present at time t. A) Find Q (t) for t > 0 if the candymaker has 250 pounds of candy at t=0. B) Find lim Q (t) t-> infinity.

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