This is section 3.8 problem 16: a landscape architect plans to enclose a 2,500 square feet rectangular region in a botanical garden. she will use shrubs costing 18 dollar per foot along three sides and fencing costing 32 dollars per foot along the fourth side. find the dimensions of the botanical garden that will minimize the total cost. follow the steps:

The cost function is given by:
 Total Cost = 32w + 18 (w + 2l) = 50w + 36l
 Where,
 w: width
 l: long

 The area is given by:
 Area = w * l = 2500
 We cleared l:
 l = 2500 / w
 We leave the cost function in terms of a variable:
 Cost = 50w + 36 (2500 / w) = 50w + 90000 / w
 We now look for the derivative of the function:
 C '(w) = 50 - 90000 / w² = 0
 50 = 90000 / w²
 50w² = 90000
 w² = 90000/50
 w² = root (90000/50)
 w = 42.43 feet
 We look for the other dimension:
 l = 2500 / (42.43)
 l = 58.92 feet

 Minimum cost:
 C (42.43) = 50 * (42.43) + 36 * (2500 / 42.43) ≈ $ 4242.64
 
 The dimensions of the botanical garden that will minimize the total cost are:
 w = 42.43 feet
 l = 58.92 feet
 The cost is:
 $ 4242.64

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No solution : there is no number of boxes that she bought