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A square model has x², two equal rectangles and a corner of area 49. If the whole square has side x+7, what is the combined area of the two rectangles?

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Correct answer: 14x

The direct answer is B: 14x. The complete square has side x+7, so its area is (x+7)². In the model, the x-by-x part has area x², and the corner square has area 49 = 7². The two remaining rectangles are equal: each has length x and width 7, so each area is 7x. Adding them gives 7x + 7x = 14x. The algebra confirms this because (x+7)² = x² + 14x + 49; after removing x² and 49, the remaining area is 14x. Option A is only the area of one rectangle. Option C incorrectly multiplies quantities and does not describe either the strips or their sum. Option D adds the two square regions instead of the rectangular regions. Remember that the coefficient 2 in 2·x·7 represents the two equal rectangles.

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Visual SquareBinomial ExpansionRectangle AreaAlgebraic IdentitiesVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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