Answer :
The dimensions yielding the greatest area (125*250).
What is a dimensions?
The minimal number of coordinates required to specify any point within a dimensional vector space (or object) is known as the dimension in physics and mathematics. Because only one coordinate is required to specify a point on a line, such as the point at 5 on the a number line, a line is said to have one dimension (1D). Because two coordinates are required to specify a point on a surface, such as the perimeter of a sphere or cylinder, it is referred to as having a dimension of two (2D). For instance, a point on the a sphere's surface requires both a latitude and a longitude to be located. A two-dimensional space just on plane is referred to as a Euclidean space.
The perimeter is 2a+b = 500
b= 500-2a
Max are is A = ab
A= a(500-2a)
= 500a - 2[tex]a^{2}[/tex]
for max value
a = -y/2x
= -500/2(-2)
= 125 feet
and b = 250 feet
Greatest area (125*250) = 31250 feet²
Hence dimensions yielding the greatest area (125*250).
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