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The so-called "correct answer" is incorrect. Please see the answer below.

According to the meaning of the question, it is necessary to enclose a rectangle. If the length of the side of a rectangle perpendicular to the wall is x meters, then the rectangle is against the wall.

The length of one side is 64-2x meters, and the area of the rectangle is S=(64-2x)*x,

To find the maximum value of S, we can calculate the maximum value of 2S, 2S=(64-2x)*2x,

Because (64-2x)+2x=64 is a constant, according to the average inequality, the product of the multiplication of two numbers is the largest when it is equal.

Let 64-2x=2x and x = 16m (width). At this time, 64-2x = 32m (using the length of the wall).

Your idea is absolutely right.