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College Algebra
Chapter 3
Chapter 3
rectangular-shaped pool:
p=1000ft
p=2(a+b)=1000-> a+b must be 500,
so, experiment what length and the width are the best choice for pool
let a=300 and b=200
the area would be 300*200=60000ft^2
let a=400 and b=100
the area would be 400*100=40000ft^2
or
let a=450 and b=50
the area would be 450*50=22500ft^2
from experiment above, the best choice is: a=300ft and b=200ft because the area will be greatest
circular pool:
perimeter is 1000ft
p=2rpi
1000ft=2r*pi
500ft=r*pi
r=500ft/pi
r=159.16ft
then the area will be:
A=(159.16ft)^2*pi
A=79580 ft^2
as you can see, you should build a circular pool because it will have greater area than rectangular-shaped pool
yes, by "experiment" I mean trial and error
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