#Someone plz help with solution for how to work out a)

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livid abyss
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The expected output is a function in the form of A = f(x)

mellow radish
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It's slightly not obvious how you'd do so,but just look at the shape carefully

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After that you can break down the shape into two rectangles to find the area

livid abyss
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The first rectangle would be equal to x * 20 for example

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you can also use the fact that you're given a specific perimeter to find what y is equal to

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once you isolate that, replace y in the area function by the equation you found

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A(x) will then be expressed in terms of x

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to make sure you got the right equations, choose a value for x, then according to the function you found using the perimeter, calculate y. Then check if they and the other measures add up to 160. Find the area of the enclosure using the chosen values for x and y. Note down the number you get, and compare it to your result from plugging the same x into A(x)

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