A wire of length Lis cut into pieces, one being bent to form a square and the other form an equilateral triangle. How the wire should be cut: if the sum of the two areas is minimum. if the sum of the two areas is maximum

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A wire of length Lis cut into pieces, one being bent to form a square and the other
- form an equilateral triangle. How the wire should be cut:
if the sum of the two areas is minimum.
if the sum of the two areas is maximum
Transcribed Image Text:A wire of length Lis cut into pieces, one being bent to form a square and the other - form an equilateral triangle. How the wire should be cut: if the sum of the two areas is minimum. if the sum of the two areas is maximum
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