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ra1l [238]
4 years ago
11

A farmer plans to build a rectangular garden in back of his house so that he only needs fencing on 3 sides of the garden. if he

wants the second side of the garden to be 30 feet longer than the back of his house, and the area of the garden is going to be equal to 400 square feet, how much fence does he need to buy?
Physics
1 answer:
kogti [31]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

90 feet

Explanation:

The farmer wants the second side of the garden to be 30 feet longer than the back of his house.

If the back of his house=x ft

The second side=(x+30) ft

Note that the farmer does not fence the side on the back of the house.

Area of the garden = 400 square feet

Area of a Rectangle= Length X Width

400 = x(x+30)

x^2+30x-400=0\\x^2+40x-10x-400=0\\x(x+40)-10(x+40)=0\\(x+40)(x-10)=0\\

x+40=0 or x-10=0

x=-40 or x=10

Since length cannot be negative, x=10 ft

The Length of the Fencing the farmer will buy will be the perimeter of the three sides.

Perimeter of the three sides = x+(x+30)+(x+30)

                                            =3x+60

                                            =3(10)+60=90 ft

The farmer needs to buy a fencing of length 90 feet.

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