Claire decided to plant a rectangular garden in her back yard using 18 yards of chain-link fencing that were given to her by a friend. Claire wanted to determine the possible dimensions of her garden. assuming that she would use all of the fencing and make each side a whole number of yards. She began making a drawing that would give her a garden 3 yards by 6 yards. 6 yds House a. On paper, make a table showing the possible values for x (width) and y (length) Example: (3, 6). b. On paper, nd the perimeter of each of the possible gardens you listed in part a. What do you notice? Explain why this happens. c. Write a formula relating the y-dimension of the garden to the x-dimension