Posted by Vic on Monday, November 19, 2012 at 8:46pm.
Please Some help me with this problem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just start by translating the facts into symbols.
(A)
the pool is 20 by 17, so its area is 340.
The total area will be 5 times that, or 1700.
(B)
the fence is 25 feet long, so its width is 1700/25 = 68 ft. The perimeter is thus 2(25+68) = 186 ft. At $8/ft that will cost $1488.
(C)
from (B) we know the cost is 8*2(w+1700/w).
C(w) = 16w + 27200/w
Don't know why it keeps mentioning the side along the length of the pool. All we care about is the fence, not its relationship to the pool.
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