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A small rectangular warehouse is to be constructed which is to have an area of 10000 square feet. The building is to be partitioning internally in to eight equal parts. The costs have been estimated based on exterior and interior walls dimensions. The costs are $300 per running foot of exterior wall and plus $1100 per running foot of interior wall. a) Determine the dimensions which will minimizes the construction costs? b) What are the minimum cost


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A small rectangular warehouse is to be constructed which is to have an area of 10000 square feet. The building is to be partitioning internally in to eight equal parts. The costs have been estimated based on exterior and interior walls dimensions. The costs are $300 per running foot of exterior wall and plus $1100 per running foot of interior wall. a) Determine the dimensions which will minimizes the construction costs? b) What are the minimum cost

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A) Determine the diamensions which will minimizes the construction costs

B) what are the minimum cost

1) the goal in this task is to determine the formular contractor cost's expressed in the term of unknown for width or length of the floor on rectangular floor, let's length be X and width be ($1100+$300) gives $1400

2) formular for the area is XY so substitute given area and expressed width in terms of length

3) $300= XY=====>Y = (300/X)

4) Interior wall: length is X and total cost is $1100X

Exterior wall: Length is the perimeter of rectangular floor====> P= 2(X+Y) and total cost is $300(X+Y)

B)The Contractor's cost C= (1100+300X+10000Y)

C = 475X + 350(300/X) substitute Y

C = 475X+ 1300000/X


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