A logistics company is securing an L-shaped equipment depot with a chain-link fence. The facility has a 120-foot southern border, a 90-foot western border, a 75-foot northern border, and a 45-foot eastern border. The remaining two inner boundary walls connect the northern and eastern borders to complete the L-shape. The entire perimeter will be fenced except for a 15-foot wide entrance gate on the southern border. If the fencing material costs per yard, what is the total cost of the fencing?
- A$2,625
- $3,375Cevap
- C$10,125
- D$24,375
Cevap
The total cost of the fencing is $3,375.
The correct answer is found by first determining the missing inner dimensions of the L-shape (120 - 75 = 45 feet, and 90 - 45 = 45 feet) to find the total 6-sided perimeter (420 feet). After subtracting the 15-foot gate, 405 feet of fencing is needed. Converting this to yards by dividing by 3 gives 135 yards. Multiplying 135 yards by the 3,375.
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Calculating the perimeter of composite rectilinear shapes, subtracting non-fenced gaps, and applying unit conversions for total cost.