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To enclose a yard, a fence is built against a large building, so that fencing material is used only on three sides. Material for the ends costs $15 per ft; material for the side opposite the building costs$25 per ft. Find the dimensions of the yard of maximum area that can be enclosed for $2400.
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1 of 4Using Lagrange MuItipIiers (, subject to the constraint$$\mathrm{g})\\
- Write the constraint in the form$g(x, y)=0. F(x, y, \lambda)=f(x, y)-\lambda\cdot g(x, y). F_{x}(x, y, \lambda), F_{y}(x, y, \lambda)F_(x, y, \lambda). F_{x}(x, y, \lambda)=0, F_{y}(x, y, \lambda)=0F_(x, y, \lambda)=0. f$ are among the solutions of the system.
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