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In summary, to find the coordinates of a rectangle with the greatest area, one can start by drawing a rectangle in the first quadrant, with one leg on the Y-axis and the other on the X-axis and the vertex on the curve y=1-0.61x^2. The area of the rectangle can be calculated using the formula A=x*y, where x and y are the lengths of the sides. By differentiating the area formula, one can find the critical point where the area is maximized. In this case, the coordinates of the rectangle with the greatest area are (0.739,0.6667).
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Draw a rectangle , start quadrant having one leg on the Axis -Y and other on the Axix -X and vertex on the curve
y=1-0.61x^2

You need to find the co-ordinates of the rectangle and find out which form of rectangle has got more area.
 
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Hi jtesttubes! :wink:

Show us what you've tried, and where you're stuck, and then we'll know how to help! :smile:
 
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jtesttubes said:
Draw a rectangle , start quadrant having one leg on the Axis -Y and other on the Axix -X and vertex on the curve
y=1-0.61x^2

You need to find the co-ordinates of the rectangle and find out which form of rectangle has got more area.

Yes, I can answer that. Thank you for asking.
 
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tiny-tim said:
Hi jtesttubes! :wink:

Show us what you've tried, and where you're stuck, and then we'll know how to help! :smile:

I have worked out a calculation, but i just want to confirm with you whether this is the way to work out this question, i got the co-ordinates of the rectangle. Is it correct

Area = x*y - basic formula for area.
A=x(1-0.61x^2)
A=x-0.61x^3
dA/dx = 1-1.83x^2
0=1-1.83x^2
x=sqrt(1/1.83)
x=0.739
y=1-0.61(0.739)^2
y=0.66667
coordinates are (0.739,0.6667)
 
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Hi jtesttubes! :smile:

(try using the X2 tag just above the Reply box :wink:)
jtesttubes said:
I have worked out a calculation, but i just want to confirm with you whether this is the way to work out this question, i got the co-ordinates of the rectangle. Is it correct

Area = x*y - basic formula for area.
A=x(1-0.61x^2)
A=x-0.61x^3
dA/dx = 1-1.83x^2
0=1-1.83x^2
x=sqrt(1/1.83)
x=0.739
y=1-0.61(0.739)^2
y=0.66667
coordinates are (0.739,0.6667)

yes, that looks fine. :smile:

(except you could have got y more quickly by noting that 0.61x2 is 1/3 of 1.83x2, and you know exactly what that is :wink:)
 
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Oh thanks i have some doubts on my workings now I am happy that it is the right way to work out, yes sometimes i do not follow shortcuts on working out this kind of equations.
 

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