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In an area model, a big square is made with two parts a and b. What is the area of the whole square?

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Correct answer: a²+2ab+b²

The correct answer is A. If the two parts a and b make one side of the large square, then the side length is a+b. The area of a square is side multiplied by itself, so the total area is (a+b)². Expanding gives (a+b)(a+b)=a²+ab+ab+b²=a²+2ab+b². The visual model has one a-by-a square with area a², one b-by-b square with area b², and two rectangles, each with area ab; together the rectangles contribute 2ab. Option B is the difference-of-squares expression and would require a product such as (a+b)(a−b). Option C leaves out the two rectangular regions. Option D is the perimeter-like expression 2a+2b, not an area. First identify the side, then square it. Memory cue: a square built from a and b contains two cross-rectangles, so the middle term is 2ab.

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Area-ModelPerfect-Square-IdentityVisual-AlgebraVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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