The answer to the question is ORTHOCENTER. The altitude is the line that connects the vertex of a triangle to the opposite side making a 90 degrees with it. Thus, the use of the prefix ortho- for the points where the three altitudes meet.
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A rectangle is defined by its length = L, and its width = W.
So the perimeter of the of the rectangle can be written as:
Perimeter = 2*L + 2*W.
In this case, we want to leave the perimeter fixed, so we have:
24ft = 2*L + 2*W.
Now, we do not have any other restrictions, so to know the different dimensions now we can write this as a function, by isolating one of the variables.
2*L = 24ft - 2*W
L = 12ft - W.
or:
L(W) = 12ft - W.
Such that:
W must be greater than zero (because we can not have negative or zero width).
And W must be smaller than 12ft (because in that case we would have zero or negative length)
Then the possible different dimensions are given by:
L(W) = 12ft - W
0ft < W < 12ft.
