(05.02 LC) A candle maker's profit, P(x), from selling candles is P(x) = 2.5x2 100x 200, where x is the number of $0.10 price increases of each candle. Use the graph to answer the question. Graph of function p of x equals negative 2.5 x squared plus 100 x plus 200. The graph has the x-axis labeled as number of price increases, and the y-axis labeled as profit. The curve begins at (0, 200), increases to the vertex at (20, 1200), and decreases through about (42, 0). Choose the answer choice that correctly shows the coordinates for the candle maker's profit if there are no price increases. (4 points)