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Suppose a farmer has 120 feet of fencing to make a rectangular barnyard enclosure. If the enclosure is x feet long, express the...Asked by Angie
Suppose a farmer has 120 feet of fencing to make a rectangular barnyard enclosure. If the enclosure is x feet long, express the area A of the enclosure as a function of the length x.
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Answered by
bobpursley
120 equals x + two ends=x+(120-x) so each end is (120-x)/2
area is then A=x(120-x)/2
area is then A=x(120-x)/2
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Angie
So would the answer be
A(x) = 60x – x^2?
Or
A(x) = 120x – x2
A(x) = 60x – x^2?
Or
A(x) = 120x – x2
Answered by
bobpursley
I get 60x-x^2/2
Answered by
Angie
Thanks that is what I got to, so therefore A(x) = 60x – x^2 is the answer! Thanks for your help! :-)
Answered by
JJ
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