Fanning and Giving medal for checking my answer !
I'll be glad to check the answer if you would tell me how you got l=30 as the \(maximum\) length.
@mathmate i graphed it and checked the y-intercept and saw 30 and 90 but 90 made no sense so i went with 30
Can you sketch the graph for me using "draw"?
im timed and i dont have much time @mathmate
thats why i just wanted to see if i was right or not
By the way, there are two lines to your graph, each corresponding to an equality. The answer is the intersection of the two lines, and not the y-intercept. Hope that helps.
but here's the graph
it did thanks
So what do you get for your answer?
ok, hope you get the correct value!
Your graph is correct, by the way, as long as x and y represent the right quantity.
if you were to use substitution 2l + 2(0.5l) = 180 3l = 180 l= 60 where l = length
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