To determine the graph showing possible dimension of the dog run.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Width at least
Long at most
Formula used:
Perimeter of rectangle
Let’s consider
The width of the fencing is at least
Representing the equation as a solid line since the inequality has an equal symbol.
The boundary line lies on first quadrant so
The shade is on right as
The long of the fencing is at most
Representing the equation as a solid line since the inequality has an equal symbol.
The boundary line lies on first quadrant so
The shade is below the boundary line as inequality equation is having
The total amount of fencing is the perimeter of the dog run which can be represented as,
As allowed value of fencing is
So,
Dividing both sides by 2,
Subtracting
This line has a slope
Representing the equation as a solid line since the inequality has an equal symbol.
The boundary line lies on first quadrant so
The shade is below the boundary line as inequality equation is having
Graph:
Interpretation:
Therefore, graph showing possible dimension of the dog run.
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