Joshua Psalms T. answered 03/07/16
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Civil EIT, Former College Professor of Mathematics (in Asia)
f(5) = 500
f(10) = 750
f(t) is the displacement function, getting the 1st derivative will give you the velocity function. f'(t) = c1 (constant as stated)
Integrating it back again will return you to the displacement function but it will now be: f(t) = c1t + c2 (the new constant is due to integration)
Using system of equations:
500 = c1(5) + c2
750 = c1(10) + c2
which will give you c1 = 50 and c2 = 250.
Therefore, your function will be f(t) = 50t + 250.