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4. Steef has a summer job working at a campground. He is roping off a rectangular swimming area on the beach at Wasaga, as shown. rope Water Beach In the equipment shed, Steef found a 120 m rope with floating buoys. He does not need to run the buoys along the edge of the beach, so he only needs to make three sides of a rectangle in the water. Find the maximum possible swimming area AND the possible dimensions that produce the maximum area.

4. Steef has a summer job working at a campground. He is roping off a rectangular swimming area on the beach at Wasaga, as shown. rope Water Beach In the equipment shed, Steef found a 120 m rope with floating buoys. He does not need to run the buoys along the edge of the beach, so he only needs to make three sides of a rectangle in the water. Find the maximum possible swimming area AND the possible dimensions that produce the maximum area.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
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4. Steef has a summer job working at a campground. He is roping off a rectangular swimming area on the beach at Wasaga, as shown. ( горе Water Вeach In the equipment shed, Steef found a 120 m rope with floating buoys. He does not need to run the buoys along the edge of the beach, so he only needs to make three sides of a rectangle in the water. Find the maximum possible swimming area AND the possible dimensions that produce the maximum area.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Steef has a summer job working at a campground. He is roping off a rectangular swimming area on the beach at Wasaga, as shown. ( горе Water Вeach In the equipment shed, Steef found a 120 m rope with floating buoys. He does not need to run the buoys along the edge of the beach, so he only needs to make three sides of a rectangle in the water. Find the maximum possible swimming area AND the possible dimensions that produce the maximum area.
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