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This document contains four separate problems: 1) Calculating maximum revenue from software sales at different price points 2) Finding the maximum height and time to reach it for a projectile shot straight up 3) Determining the maximum rectangular area that can be enclosed by 120m of fencing with one side being a wall 4) Repeated question about finding the maximum rectangular area that can be enclosed by 120m of fencing with one side being a wall
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