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In which visual model can x²+2xy+y²−z² be read first as a square and then as a difference of squares?

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Correct answer: (x+y)²−z²; a square minus a square

Correct answer: B. Group the first three terms: x²+2xy+y²=(x+y)² by the square identity. The expression therefore becomes (x+y)²−z², which is a difference of two squares. The corresponding model can first show the large square with side x+y and then remove a square of area z². Option A would expand to include terms involving z, such as 2xz and 2yz, which are not present. Option C gives (x−y)²−z²=x²−2xy+y²−z², so the sign of the middle term is wrong. Option D expands to x²+y²−2yz+z², which has different terms and even a positive z². The safe method is to identify the complete square before applying any further identity.

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GroupingVisual IdentityDifference Of SquaresPerfect SquareVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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