Kalab A.
asked • 03/12/1616 ¾ ft on a side. One side borders the back of the garage. The fencing costs $4.00 per foot. How much will the fencing cost?
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Alan G. answered • 03/13/16
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You have the problem labeled as "Newton's Law of Cooling!" It really isn't related to this.
The rectangle (assumed) has three sides of equal length and one side borders the garage, so the total length of fencing needed is (16 ¾)(3) ft = (67/4)(3) ft = 201/4 ft = 50.25 ft.
Multiply this by $4 per foot, the the fencing will cost 50.25(4) = $201.
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