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Well, honey, to maximize the area with a fixed perimeter, you want to go for a circle. So, with a perimeter of 50, you can make a circle with a radius of 7.957 and an area of approximately 199.87 square units. Just remember, circles are the real MVPs when it comes to maximizing area with a given perimeter.

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The square root of 50 would make a perfect square. Something around 7.something for each side of the square. That's the biggest area you could have.

The smallest? two sides of 24.99999 and two sides of 0.00001

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