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Find the length and width of a rectangle that has an area of 968 square feet and whose perimeter is a minimum. l = 242 feet; w = 4 feet l = 484 feet; w = 2 feet l = w = 22√2 feet; l = 121 feet; w = 8 feet l = 484√2 feet; w = √2 feet

Find the length and width of a rectangle that has an area of 968 square feet and whose perimeter is a minimum. l = 242 feet; w = 4 feet l = 484 feet; w = 2 feet l = w = 22√2 feet; l = 121 feet; w = 8 feet l = 484√2 feet; w = √2 feet

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Find the length and width of a rectangle that has an area of 968 square feet and whose perimeter is a minimum. l = 242 feet; w = 4 feet l = 484 feet; w = 2 feet l = w = 22 2 feet; l = 121 feet; w = 8 feet l = 484 2 feet; w = 2 feet

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