A farmer has 1600 yards of fencing to enclose a rectangular garden ### Question 35**Text:**Write the Area, A, of the rectangular garden in terms of the width (W) of the rectangle only.**Instructions and Options:**Below the question, there is a text editor toolbar with options for editing and formatting text. The toolbar includes:- Basic text formatting options: Bold, Italic, Underline- Paragraph options- Insert options: Link, Image, Table- Tools and View options- Text size options starting at 12ptThere is a large text box underneath the toolbar where you can type your answer.Additionally, there is a mention of "Question 36" below the text box, indicating that this is part of a sequence of questions on the same page or document.**Explanation for Students:**To solve this problem, you need to express the area (A) of the rectangular garden using only its width (W). Remember, the area of a rectangle can be calculated by multiplying its length (L) by its width (W). You may need to find or assume a relationship between the length and the width to express the area solely in terms of W. Type your mathematical expression or explanation in the space provided.

Name: A farmer has 1600 yards of fencing to enclose a rectangular garden ###
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Description: A farmer has 1600 yards of fencing to enclose a rectangular garden ### Question 35**Text:**Write the Area, A, of the rectangular garden in terms of the width (W) of the rectangle only.**Instructions and Options:**Below the question, there is a text e