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33.75 ft is equivalent to 33 ft, 9 inches.

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Explanation:

Refer to the diagram below.

The key point to start with is point H, which is the vertex of the parabola.

Recall that vertex form is

y = a(x-h)^2 + k

What we'll do is plug in the vertex (h,k) = (60,30) which is the location of point H. We'll also plug in (0,45) which is the y intercept, aka the location of point C.

So,

y = a(x-h)^2 + k

y = a(x-60)^2 + 30 .... plug in vertex

45 = a(0-60)^2 + 30 .... plug in y intercept coordinates

45 = a(-60)^2 + 30

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45 = 3600a + 30

45-30 = 3600a

3600a = 15

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This then means:

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This is the equation of our parabola. Plug in x = 30 to determine the height of point K

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Therefore, the height of the power line, when it is 30 feet away from one of the poles, is 33.75 feet. This is the y coordinate of point K.

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b. See (b) explanation below

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Let L be the length of one side of the square

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2πr = 63 - 4L

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Let X = Area of the Square. + Area of the circle

X = L² + πr²

Substitute (31.5 - 2L)/π for r

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X² = (4/π + 1)L² - 126L/π + 992.25/π

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To find the x-cordinate of the vertex, we use the vertex formula

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L = -b/2a

L = - (-126/π) / (2 * (4/π + 1)

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L = 126/π * π/(8 + 2π)

L = (126)/(8 + 2π)

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We will need to cut the wire at 4 times the side of the square. (i.e. the four sides of the square)

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