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Half-perimeter is 14; 14−5=9.
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Solve a multi-step numerical problem and test whether the result is feasible.
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Translate a constraint into equations before calculating. A numerical solution may be algebraically valid but physically impossible. Check units, signs, domains and bounds. When an optimisation gives several candidates, compare feasible stationary points and boundaries.
A rectangle with perimeter 20 has sides x and 10−x. Its area A=x(10−x)=25−(x−5)², with 0<x<10. Maximum area is 25 at a square 5 by 5.
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9
Half-perimeter is 14; 14−5=9.
49
The 7×7 square gives 49.
5
18/3.6=5.
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A=10x−x²=25−(x−5)²≤25, with equality at x=5.
Use the domain and equality condition.
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It violates the original physical domain.
Check original constraints rather than the transformed equation alone.
Create a constrained geometry problem and compare two solution methods.
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