A blogger reviews a data plan with unlimited data. The download speed is \(x\) megabytes per second, \(t\) seconds after the download has started. This download speed decreases at a rate proportional to the difference between \(x\) and the eventual limit of \(40\) megabytes per second. The download speed falls from a value of \(60\) megabytes per second to \(50\) megabytes per second in the first \(30\) minutes.
The total amount of data downloaded daily by time \(t\) seconds is \(y\) gigabytes. The fair usage policy enforces that the download speed will be reduced to a speed which cannot be used to stream videos if \(y>500\). You may assume that \(1\) gigabyte is \(1000\) megabytes.
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