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d=length of diagonal w=\[\sqrt{d^2-9^2}\], h=\[\sqrt{d^2-16^2}\]
Those equations are right. For every value of d, there's going to be a different value of h. Which means that ratio of length to width won't be the same.
Here's what we know. \[d^2=l^2+h^2\] and \[{9\over16}={h \over l}\] So we have \[l^2=d^2-\left( 9l \over16 \right)^2\] So now...\[l=\sqrt{256d^2\over337}\] you can use same method to express \[h\]as a function of\[d\]
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