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A farmer owns 1000 meters of fence, and wants to enclose the largest possible rectangular area. The region to be fenced has a straight canal on one side, and thus needs to be fenced on only three sides. What is the largest area she can enclose?
I found: ##A=250xx500=125000m^2##
Considering the field as: I know that the perimiter (only on 3 sides) to be fenced is equal to the meters of fence at disposal of the farmer: ##2h+b=1000m## (1) The area will be ##A=bxxh## (2)
From (1) ##b=1000-2h## in (2)
##A=(1000-2h)xxh=1000h-2h^2##
Derive ##A## with ##h##:
##A'=1000-4h## equal it to zero to maximize it:
##1000-4h=0##
##h=1000/4=color(red)(250m)## use this back in (1) you find ##b=color(red)(500m)##: Use these dimensions in (2): ##A=250xx500=color(blue)(125000m^2)##