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Let the rectangular field has length ft and breadth
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The perimeter of the rectangular field is .
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The area of the rectangular field is .
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The area of the rectangular field is always positive.
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Step 2:
\Find the dimensions of the rectangular field, that will enclose the maximum area.
\Apply derivative on each side with respect to .
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To find the critical numbers by equating .
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Step 3:
\The maximum value of occurs at either at critical number or at end point of the interval
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The area maximum at length of rectangular field is ft.
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Solution:
\The dimensions of the rectangular field is ft and
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Let the rectangular field has length ft and breadth
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The area of the rectangular field is .
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The perimeter of the rectangular field is .
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The perimeter of the rectangular field is always positive.
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Step 2:
\Find the dimensions of the rectangular field, that will require least amount of fencing.
\Apply derivative on each side with respect to .
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To find the critical numbers by equating .
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Step 3:
\The maximum value of occurs at either at critical number or at end point of the interval
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The area maximum at length of rectangular field is ft.
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The dimensions of the rectangular field is ft and
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Solution:
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