SOLUTION: a farmer has 3000 feet of fencing WITH WHICH TO ENCLOSE A RECTANGULAR PIECE OF GAZING LAND ALONG A STRAIGHT PORTION OF RIVER. IF FENCING IS NOT REQUIRED ALONG THE RIVER, WHAT IS TH
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Question 820192: a farmer has 3000 feet of fencing WITH WHICH TO ENCLOSE A RECTANGULAR PIECE OF GAZING LAND ALONG A STRAIGHT PORTION OF RIVER. IF FENCING IS NOT REQUIRED ALONG THE RIVER, WHAT IS THE DIMENSIONS OF THE LARGEST AREA THAT HE CAN ENCLOSE? WHAT IS THE AREA? Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
