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Mathematics Club Is Fencing Around Rectangular Math Park of 68m. What Is The Maximum Area of The Math Park?

1) Mathematics Club is fencing an area of 68m for a rectangular Math park and wants to maximize the area. 2) Analyzing different rectangular designs with a perimeter of 68m shows that a square has the largest area because it has the least difference between its length and width. 3) The key lessons are that area changes with shape even if the perimeter is the same, lesser differences in dimensions yield larger areas, and squares have the maximum area for a given perimeter.

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Mathematics Club Is Fencing Around Rectangular Math Park of 68m. What Is The Maximum Area of The Math Park?

1) Mathematics Club is fencing an area of 68m for a rectangular Math park and wants to maximize the area. 2) Analyzing different rectangular designs with a perimeter of 68m shows that a square has the largest area because it has the least difference between its length and width. 3) The key lessons are that area changes with shape even if the perimeter is the same, lesser differences in dimensions yield larger areas, and squares have the maximum area for a given perimeter.

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Problem:

Same perimeter brings different area


Mathematics Club is fencing around rectangular Math park of 68m.
What is the maximum area of the Math Park?

Think about ways of designing Math Park


with perimeter 68m. Find the area.

Maximum area of
Math Park ?

Comparing area of different


rectangles with same perimeter.

Argue and Justify


Conjecturing that lesser the difference
between 2 dimensions, bigger the area

Summarizing

Conclusion:  Square has the largest area.


 Lesser the difference between
Square is with largest area because difference 2 dimensions, larger the area,
dimensions is o. (Lesser the difference between  Higher the difference between
dimensions, larger the area) dimensions, smaller the area.
Extension of Problem

Problem:
A swimming pool with 72m fencing. Find the smallest area of the pool.

What have learnt?

 Area changes even if the perimeter is same.


 Lesser the difference between length and width of a rectangle, larger the
area.
 Higher the difference between length and width of a rectangle, smaller the
area.
 Square has the largest area.

Neriage
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