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3 August, 02:37

Mr. Peterson will buy 80 feet of fencing. The pieces of fence come in whole numbers of feet. His enclosure will be a rectangle and have 4 sides.

A. If he wants to enclose the greatest area, what should be the length, width, and area?

B. If he wants to enclose the least area, what should be the length, width, and area?

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