Posted by layla on Monday, August 30, 2010 at 6:21pm.
The 1:1 case is obviously a square, with length and width both equal to 70/4.
Try the others yourself.
If (width)/(length) = 3/4,
L = (4/3)W
70 = 2(L + W) = (14/3)W
Solve for W
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