#4-5. A pen that includes 6 enclosures, as pictured below, is formed, using 1200 linear feet of fencing material. X- 4. Express the area of the enclosure in terms of X. 1300X 3x+44=1200 Y 4y=1200-3x A= 300x-x² 4 A= 1300 X+300x Y- 300-こ× 5. Find the maximum possible area that can be formed with 1200 linear feet of fencing material, and the dimensions that yield the maximum area. X* +3001 4

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