Respuesta :
Okay well we know she will use all of her fencing, so the total will be 180 like so.
180 = p.
(since it will only cover the perimeter of the rectangular area)
and let's call perimeter p and area a.
we know that A = 10p.
Also, we know P = a/10.
Since 180 = p, and p = a/10, we can set them equal to each other to solve for a.
180 = a/10
1800 = a. The area is 1,800 square feet.
(Remember, we know the perimeter is 180 feet).
Work from earlier:
P=2(b + h)=180A=bh=10∗P=10∗180=1800 b+h=90b∗h=1800
So the area is 1800 and the perimeter is 90.
So, we know that 90 = 2(40 + 5)
So the longer side will be 40 feet.
180 = p.
(since it will only cover the perimeter of the rectangular area)
and let's call perimeter p and area a.
we know that A = 10p.
Also, we know P = a/10.
Since 180 = p, and p = a/10, we can set them equal to each other to solve for a.
180 = a/10
1800 = a. The area is 1,800 square feet.
(Remember, we know the perimeter is 180 feet).
Work from earlier:
P=2(b + h)=180A=bh=10∗P=10∗180=1800 b+h=90b∗h=1800
So the area is 1800 and the perimeter is 90.
So, we know that 90 = 2(40 + 5)
So the longer side will be 40 feet.
Answer:
60 feet is the largest side of the enclosure.
Step-by-step explanation:
Length of rectangle space = l
Breadth of rectangular space = b
Area of the rectangle = A
A = lb
Perimeter of the rectangular space ,P = 180 ft
Perimeter of the rectangle = 2(l+b)
[tex]A=10\times p=10\times 180 ft=1800 ft^2[/tex]
[tex]lb = 1800 ft^2[/tex]...[1]
2(l+b)=180 ft
l + b = 90 ft...[2]
On putting value of b from [1] into [2] , we get:
[tex]l+\frac{1800}{l}=90[/tex]
[tex]l^2+1800=90l[/tex]
[tex]l^2-90l+1800=0[/tex]
[tex]l^2-60l-30l+1800=0[/tex]
[tex]l(l-60)-30(l-60)=0[/tex]
(l-30)(l-60)=0
l = 60 ft, 30 ft
Length is the longest side of the rectangle. So length of the rectangle is 60 feet.