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The area of a rectangular garden is \(6x^2+19x+10\) square units. Which pair can represent its possible length and breadth?

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Correct answer: \((3x+2)\) and \((2x+5)\)

The correct answer is A: \((3x+2)\) and \((2x+5)\). For a rectangle, area equals length multiplied by breadth, so we need two factors whose product is \(6x^2+19x+10\). Multiply option A: \((3x+2)(2x+5)=3x(2x)+3x(5)+2(2x)+2(5)=6x^2+15x+4x+10=6x^2+19x+10\). Therefore, these two expressions can be the length and breadth. Option B gives \((3x+5)(2x+2)=6x^2+16x+10\), so its middle term is wrong. Option C gives \((6x+5)(x+2)=6x^2+17x+10\), also not the required polynomial. Option D gives \((3x+10)(2x+1)=6x^2+23x+10\). A reliable method is to multiply every proposed pair and compare all three parts: the coefficient of \(x^2\), the coefficient of \(x\), and the constant term. Matching only the first and last terms is not enough.

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FactorisationQuadratic TrinomialsRectangle AreaAlgebraic ExpressionsMiddle TermExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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