Apply the Pathways Problem Solving Process (PPSP) when responding to the below question. Michael purchased 7,500 square meters of riverfront property. He gets to determine the dimensions of his property, with the condition that his property boundaries form a rectangle whose area is 7,500 square meters, and the river determines one side of Michael's rectangular property boundaries. a. Draw a picture to illustrate the situation. (Let the river run along the length of Michael's property). After drawing your own picture of the scenario, click here to see a potential drawing of the problem context riverfront property area in smeters river b. Which of the following quantities are varying in this situation? Select all that apply the length of the river the perimeter of Michael's property the length of Michael's property the width of Michael's property the area of Michael's property b. Which of the following quantities are varying in this situation? Select all that apply. the length of the river the perimeter of Michael's property the length of Michael's property the width of Michael's property the area of Michael's property C. the length of Michael's property boundary is 125 meters, how long is the width of Michael's property boundary? # meters Preview d. If the width of Michael's property boundary increases from 30 to 300 meters, the length of Michael's property boundary Select an answer from # meters N to e. Define the length of Michael's property boundary, 1, in terms of the width of Michael's property boundary, w. Preview f. Define the total length of fencing, L. Michael would need to enclose his property (in meters) in terms of the width of Michael's prop boundary, w. (Note that Michael does not need fencing on the side of his property against the river) Preview Submit Question 4. Points possible: 4