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Question Number 5414 by FilupSmith last updated on 14/May/16
How do we prove the area of a square/rectangle  is at its maximum when both sides are equal.    So, if we have a rectangle of sides a and b,  how do we show its maximized when a=b?
Howdoweprovetheareaofasquare/rectangleisatitsmaximumwhenbothsidesareequal.So,ifwehavearectangleofsidesaandb,howdoweshowitsmaximizedwhena=b?
Answered by 123456 last updated on 14/May/16
lets a retangle with side a and b  lets s be area and p the perimeter  p=2a+2b  s=ab  lets get all rectangle with constant  perimeter, we have  a=(p/2)−b     0≤b≤p/2  s=ab  =((p/2)−b)b  =−b^2 +((pb)/2)  finding critic point  s_b =−2b+(p/2)  s_b =0⇔b=(p/4)⇔a=(p/4)  s_(bb) =−2<0  so b=2 is a point of max  so  “in the conjunt of rectangle with same  perimeter, the square have the greatest  area”
letsaretanglewithsideaandbletssbeareaandptheperimeterp=2a+2bs=abletsgetallrectanglewithconstantperimeter,wehavea=p2b0bp/2s=ab=(p2b)b=b2+pb2findingcriticpointsb=2b+p2sb=0b=p4a=p4sbb=2<0sob=2isapointofmaxsointheconjuntofrectanglewithsameperimeter,thesquarehavethegreatestarea

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