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Five hundred yards of fence is to be used to enclose a rectangular area next to a straight river. The river bank acts as one sid

e of the rectangle, and the fence is used to make the other three sides of the rectangle. Suppose the width w in yards of the rectangle is along the river bank.

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fenix001 [56]3 years ago

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Answer:

the requirements are missing:

express the height of the rectangle in terms of w
express the area of the rectangle in terms of w

1) the height of the rectangle is:

w + h + h + w = 500 + w

2w + 2h = 500 + w

2h = 500 + w - 2w = 500 - w

h = (500 - w) / 2 = 250 - 0.5w

2) the are of the rectangle is:

w x h = w x (250 - 0.5w) = 250w - 0.5w²

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