Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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ISBN: 9780470458365
Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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Say a farmer out in Corpus Christi wants to build two rectangular pens in this formation: If the length of the entire region is l and width of it is w, then the amount of fence it takes to build these pens is 26+3w. Say that the farmer has 100 feet of fencing. What are the dimensions of length and width that maximize the combined area of the two pens? (Round your answers to four decimal places if necessary.) (a) l= 20, w = 20 %3D (b) l = 25, w = 25 %3D (c) l= 25, w = 16.6667 %3D (d) l=5, w = 30 (e) None of the above
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Transcribed Image Text:Say a farmer out in Corpus Christi wants to build two rectangular pens in this formation: If the length of the entire region is l and width of it is w, then the amount of fence it takes to build these pens is 26+3w. Say that the farmer has 100 feet of fencing. What are the dimensions of length and width that maximize the combined area of the two pens? (Round your answers to four decimal places if necessary.) (a) l= 20, w = 20 %3D (b) l = 25, w = 25 %3D (c) l= 25, w = 16.6667 %3D (d) l=5, w = 30 (e) None of the above
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