Length, Width, Perimeter and Area of a Rectangular Field
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A=(LP)/2-L^2, gives the area of a rectangle of perimeter P and length L. Suppose that you have 600 feet of fencing which you plan to use to fence in a rectangular area of land. Choose any two lengths for a rectangle and find the corresponding area for each using the given equation. Include units and show all calculations. Which of the two lengths that you chose gives a larger area? What is the corresponding width of each of the two rectangles?
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Length of fencing = Perimeter of the rectangular field = P = 600
(1) Let L = 200 ft.
Then, Area of the field = A = (LP/2) - L^2 = (200 * 600/2) - 200^2 = ...
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