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If the side of a square model is (2x+1), what is the expansion of its area?

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Correct answer: 4x²+4x+1

The correct answer is A: 4x²+4x+1. A square’s area is the side multiplied by itself, so the area is (2x+1)². Apply (p+q)²=p²+2pq+q² with p=2x and q=1. Then p²=(2x)²=4x², the two cross-regions give 2pq=2(2x)(1)=4x, and q²=1. Adding these parts gives 4x²+4x+1. Option B incorrectly changes the square of 2x and the cross-term. Option C leaves out the two rectangular cross-regions, so it misses 4x. Option D uses 2x instead of 4x for the middle term. Memory cue: when squaring a binomial, never omit 2pq; it represents two equal rectangles in the area model.

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Square ExpansionBinomial IdentityVisual Area ModelAlgebraVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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