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Two rectangular garden plots of equal area are to be laid out side by side and then surrounded and separated by a single thickness of wire fence as shown in the figure below. If the total length of fence to be used is 180 feet, find the maximum possible area of each of the gardens.

Type your numerical answer in the space below. Do not include units with your answer. Notice that you are asked for the area of either plot, not their combined areas.

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If the graph of is as shown in the sketch, then the second derivative of

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If the graph of is as given in the first sketch below, then the graph of , the derivative of , looks most like

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If is the area of the shaded region in the sketch, then

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The function , whose graph is shown below, is continuous from to . The area of the region between the graph of and the -axis from to is 4. (This region is labeled I in the figure.) The area of the region between the graph of and the -axis from to is 10. (This region is labeled II in the figure.) The value of the definite integral is

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For each value of for which , is the area of the shaded region in the sketch. What is equal to?

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The equation of the parabola in the sketch below is . The area of the rectangle in the sketch is

 

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is the correct answer to which integration problem?

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If , then

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