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If a visual model shows 9a² − 24ab + 16b² as a perfect square, which expression represents it?

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Correct answer: (3a − 4b)²

Direct answer: Option B, (3a − 4b)², is correct. Use the identity (p − q)² = p² − 2pq + q². Here, 9a² is (3a)² and 16b² is (4b)². The middle term must therefore be −2(3a)(4b) = −24ab, which agrees exactly with the expression. So 9a² − 24ab + 16b² = (3a − 4b)². Option A has a plus sign and would produce +24ab. Option C begins with (9a)² = 81a², not 9a². Option D gives a middle term −48ab and a final term 64b², so it also fails. Memory cue: when the two square terms are identified, the sign of the middle term tells whether the binomial uses plus or minus.

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Perfect Square IdentityVisual ModelNegative Middle TermBinomial SquareVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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