A gardener wants to construct a rectangular field enclosed by 2 different materials of fencing with an area of 830ft^2. For 2 opposite sides, one material of fencing costs $7 per foot and the other 2 sides with use the other material costing $4 per foot. A) Find the dimensions B) Find the minimized cost
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Given: Width = 1 + 3300/42 feet Width = 1 + 78.57 Width = 79.57 feet Show more…
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