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Gett ing from an Island to To wn An island is 2 miles from tl1e nearest point P on a straight shore line. A town is 12 miles
down the shore from P.
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13. Susie has moved into a shan ty in the woods with no plumbing. The local contractor inform s her that it wi ll cost $3.5/ft to lay piping
along the road and $50/ ft to lay piping across 1~. He1· house is 100ft from the closest point P on a stra ight road and the
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14. A manufacturer of playpens maJe square mo el that can be opened at one comer and attached to a wall. If each side is 3 feet in
length, the open configuration doubles the available play area from 9 square feet to 18 square feet. If we place hinges at the outer
comers (like the picture) we can increase the area again.
Top views of three configurations.
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Build a model that expresses the area A of the hinged configuration as a function of the distance
x between the two parallel sides.
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Find the domain of A(x) for this problem.
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