>Hi!
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>>I need more details about the problem. For example, what is the size of the square, what is the size of each rectangle?
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>There is no size defined, it could change for both.
>This solution is for a printer house, they want to find the most efficient
>way to print their posters, flyers, books, etc.
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>Regards
It seems to me that this requires some experimentation. I don't think Calculus will help in solving it.
I don't know the solution; perhaps a search on algorithms can help.
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