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A rectangular quilt is to be made so that the length is 1.2 times the width. The quilt must be between 72ft^2 and 96ft^2 to cover
the bed. Determine the restrictions on the width so that the dimensions of the quilt will meet the required area.

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W is the width of the quilt, the restrictions are given by the inequality:

7.7ft ≤  W ≤  8.9 ft

How to determine the restrictions on the width?

Remember that for a rectangle of length L and width W, the area is:

A = L*W

In this case, we know that:

L = 1.2*W

Replacing that we get:

A = 1.2*W²

And we know that the area must be between 72 square feet and 96 square feet, then:

72ft² ≤  1.2W² ≤ 96ft²

Now we can divide all by 1.2:

(72ft²)/1.2 ≤  W² ≤ (96ft²)/1.2

60ft² ≤  W² ≤ 80ft²

If we apply the square root in the 3 sides of the inequality, we get:

√60ft² ≤  √W² ≤ √80ft²

7.7ft ≤  W ≤  8.9 ft

These are the restrictions on the width such that the quilt will meet the required area.

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