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A square model shows 4x²+12x+9. What will be its side?

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Correct answer: 2x+3

Direct answer: D, 2x+3. The expression is the area of a square, so we need its side whose square is 4x²+12x+9. The first term 4x² is (2x)², and the last term 9 is 3². If the side is 2x+3, the cross-term is 2(2x)(3)=12x, exactly the middle term. Hence 4x²+12x+9=(2x+3)². A, 2x+9, would produce (2x+9)²=4x²+36x+81, not the given expression. B, 4x+3, would begin with (4x)²=16x², so its leading term is wrong. C, 2x+6, would produce a middle term 24x and constant term 36. D matches the first term, middle term, and last term simultaneously. The safest method is to check all three parts, especially 2ab, rather than using only the first and last terms.

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Perfect Square TrinomialSquare SideVisual ModelAlgebraic IdentitiesVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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