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In the model of a square with side \(2a+3b\), what is the total area of the two \(ab\)-type rectangles?

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Correct answer: 12ab

Answer: C, \(12ab\). For a square with side \(2a+3b\), split each side into lengths \(2a\) and \(3b\). The two cross rectangles have dimensions \(2a\) by \(3b\). Each rectangle therefore has area \((2a)(3b)=6ab\). Since there are two identical rectangles, their total area is \(6ab+6ab=12ab\). Equivalently, the cross term in \((2a+3b)^2\\) is \(2(2a)(3b)=12ab\). A adds the coefficients without multiplying, and B gives the area of only one rectangle. D ignores both the coefficients and the fact that there are two rectangles. Memory cue: the cross area is always twice the product of the two split lengths.

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