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A farmer has 600 yards of fencing with which to build a corral having two internal dividers both parallel to sides of the corral. What is the maximum total area?
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A farmer has 600 yards of fencing with which to build a corral having two internal dividers both parallel to sides of the corral. What is the maximum total area?
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A farmer has 600 yards of fencing with which to build a corral having two internal dividers both parallel to sides of the corral. What is the maximum total area?
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600÷2 =300 so it would be 300
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