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Which visual model can prove (49a²−70ab+25b²) as a perfect square?

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Correct answer: A square with side (7a−5b)

The direct answer is D. Compare the expression with the identity (u−v)²=u²−2uv+v². Here 49a²=(7a)² and 25b²=(5b)². The middle term produced by (7a−5b)² is −2(7a)(5b)=−70ab, exactly the given middle term. Thus 49a²−70ab+25b²=(7a−5b)², represented by a square whose side is 7a−5b. A uses the full terms as a side and would create much larger powers. B gives a positive middle term +70ab. C represents a difference of squares, which would produce 49a²−25b² and no −70ab term. Memory cue: a negative middle term means the two parts of the square side have opposite signs.

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Perfect SquareNegative Middle TermVisual ProofAlgebraic IdentityVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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