Consider a rectangle with a width of 90 (ie., x = 0 to x = 90)...

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Consider a rectangle with a width of 90 (ie., x = 0 to x = 90) and a height of (ie., y = 0 to y=). "What is the total area? Suppose we need to perform two cuts, one from x = 0 to x = 10 and another from z = 25 to z = 88. Draw a sketch of the diagram, shade the regions to cut, and find the total area of the two regions. Now, using the same original rectangle without the two cuts from above, find the width that will start at x=35 to some z value such that the area is 0.40. Also, draw a sketch of the area to cut and shade it. Consider a rectangle with a width of 90 (ie., x = 0 to x = 90) and a height of (ie., y = 0 to y=). "What is the total area? Suppose we need to perform two cuts, one from x = 0 to x = 10 and another from z = 25 to z = 88. Draw a sketch of the diagram, shade the regions to cut, and find the total area of the two regions. Now, using the same original rectangle without the two cuts from above, find the width that will start at x=35 to some z value such that the area is 0.40. Also, draw a sketch of the area to cut and shade it.