additional mathematics project work in 2003 (the sheep pen)?
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A.\nwidth=one side of the existing shed\n        =20m\n\nlet \nlength=x\nwidth=y\ny=20\nfence=160\n160=2(length)+(width)\n160=2(x)+y\n160=2x+20\n2x+20=160\n2x=140\nx=70\nlength=70m\nmeasurement=70x20\narea=1400m^2\nB.\nperimeter=180\n180=2x+2y\n2x+2y=180\n(/20):x+y=90\ny=90-x\n\nArea=x\nsubs y=90-x into eqt.A=xy\nA=x(90-x)\nA=90x-x^2\n-differentiate dA/dx\nda/dx=90-2x\nda/dx=0\n90-2x=0\n-2x=-90\nx=45\nsubs x=45 into eqt. y=90-x\ny=90-45\ny=45\n\nlength=45,width=45
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i would suggest to go to any search engine and type "Maths Project"
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There is a great Cal Tech Video on that.  The one dealing with vectors.  It should be at most larger libraries.
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Is this your homework?cheater...look it up on Google
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haha, thats crazy to ask.\n\nbasically, this was proven by andrew wiles in 1994, and resubmitted after an error was found\n\nhe developed new mathematics that will basically be the foundation of study in the coming century.\n\nthe level of mathematics that would be required to understand the proof most PhD mathematicians dont have.\n\nsorry\nwish i could be more help\nmatttlocke
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Yes, research a great mathematician and write a report.  What's the question?\n\nPerhaps you are looking for some mathematician suggestions?  How about Archimedes, Euler, Newton, Descartes, Pythagoras, or Liebnitz?   I'm sure others have some suggestions as well.
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For recent physics and maths preprints, try here\n\nhttp://lanl.arxiv.org/\n\nor one of it's mirror sites
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Funny, was this torn directly from your assignment or what?\nTry using wikipedia.com or google.\nI could write your paper, but not for free !\n:-)
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Hey, I seen what you need on TV last night, real cool. It these pens that think for you. They do Math, English, Spanish, and more. I not catch it all, but, I guess you need a pen for each subject. It really cool. Showed the guy do a math problem and the pen  told him how to work it! Tell me that not something. Heck, in another 5-10 years we not need school anymore, just the correct pen for the job we do! :-D
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Yes. Try www.plagiarism.com
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milan.milanovic.org/math/english/pi/machin.html \n\nCheck this site
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I am assuming that your sheep pen must be rectangular, guessing from your use of length and width, and you are working with a set perimeter value.  In this case, your pen should be a square of length and width each equal to 1/4 of your total perimeter.  However, if you are free to maintain a pen of any shape, you get the most area per unit perimeter in a circle, of radius = 1/(2pi) times the perimeter.
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umm none that im aware of, what kind of mathamatics leval are you looking at?
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I will try, but it would have been easier if you had copied the problem from your homework exactly - this version is confusing.\n\nThe side of the shed to be used is 20m long, correct?  If this is not the case, substitute the correct value into the work below marked by an asterisk (*).\n\na) The width of the sheep pen is 20m*.  This means two sides of the rectangle total 40m, and the other two sides must be a total of 160-40+20* = 140 m.  So the pen is 20m(wide) by 70m (high).  \nGoing back to check, you get 70+70+20 = 160 (the fourth side is the 20m shed wall) and this is correct.\n\nb) If I remember my geometry correctly, the maximum area would come from a square.  You have a total of 180m for all four sides (160m of fence plus 20m* of shed).  To make a square, each side must be 180/4 or 45m.  This area would be 2025 sq m, vs. 1400 in a).
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http://www.studentquestions.com/homework_ans/4244.html
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Using the Fly Pentop Computer you can sketch a calculator and use the pen to solve basic math problems.\n\nYou can buy extra applications such as a math application for fourth- to sixth-graders.\n \nIt may be a while before the Wolfram Integrator is available as an application for this pen!\n\nSee a product review in the Source.