9104 (course MATH 132-c03 Busin... > WeBWorK / Math132Elashvili-f23 / 11 - Applied Optimization / 3 Previous Problem Problem List Next Problem 11 - Applied Optimization: Problem 3 (1 point) Find the minimum sum of two positive numbers (not necessarily integers) whose product is 200. Preview My Answers Submit Answers You have attempted this problem 1 time. Your overall recorded score is 0%. You have unlimited attempts remaining. Email Instructor Page generated at 'l'lf22f2023 at 09:03pm EST WeBWorK 19962022 | theme: mathd l ww_version: 2.17 l pg_version 2.17 | The WeBWorK Project @ E Stream Courses Calendar More 9104 (course MATH 132-c03 Busin... Previous Problem Problem List Next Problem Problem 4 (1 point) You want to build a rectangular garden. The fence on the north costs 2 $/ft, on the west costs 2 $/ft, on the south costs 4 $/ft, and on the east costs 1 $/ft. For tax reasons, you want a garden of 100 square feet, and you want to build the garden that costs the least. 1. Write down an expression that gives the cost of a garden of dimension :3 feet wide, and yfeet tall. 2. Which quantity must be Optimized? Write a function for it as a function of :13. Are you trying to maximize or minimize this quantity? We want to Minimize C the function Area 0 = 100 1. Find the critical values with a: 2 0. If there are more than one critical numbers, enter your answer as a comma separated list. 2 2 31/731/ 2. What are the dimensions that optimize the desired quantity? :6: andy= 10\/ Cfl @ E Stream Courses Calendar More