Answer:
Dimensions: 
Perimiter: 
Minimum perimeter: [16,16]
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a problem of optimization with constraints.
We can define the rectangle with two sides of size "a" and two sides of size "b".
The area of the rectangle can be defined then as:

This is the constraint.
To simplify and as we have only one constraint and two variables, we can express a in function of b as:

The function we want to optimize is the diameter.
We can express the diameter as:

To optimize we can derive the function and equal to zero.

The minimum perimiter happens when both sides are of size 16 (a square).
Answer: X = 3t, Y =2 - t, Z =2
Step-by-step explanation: the plane
x + y + z =4has normal vector
M =<1,1,1> and the line
x = 1 + t, y = 2 − t, z = 2t has direction
v =<1, −1, 2>. So the vector
A= n × v
=<1, 1, 1> × <1, −1, 2>
=<2−(−1),1−2,−1−1>
=<3,−1,−2>
767,074 rounded to the nearest hundred thousand is 800,000.
Since your scale is 1ft:1.26cm, a 30-ft tall school would need to have a

cm model. Dividing this by how tall each toothpick is, you'll get:
ANSWER: The model would be 6 toothpicks tall.
To find out how many cotton swabs you'll need, we just divide 37.8 by how tall each swab is:
ANSWER: The model would be 5 cotton swabs tall.