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If (y^2-14y+49) is shown as a visual square model, what is the area of each removed strip?

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Correct answer: 7y

The direct answer is D: each removed strip has area 7y. Start with the perfect-square identity (y-7)^2=y^2-14y+49. In a square model, the large square has area y^2, the small corner square has area 7^2=49, and two equal rectangular strips are removed. Each strip has one side y and the other side 7, so its area is y multiplied by 7, which is 7y. The two strips together have area 7y+7y=14y, producing the middle term -14y. A, y^2, is the area of the original large square, not one strip. B, 14y, is the combined area of both strips. C, 49y incorrectly multiplies the constant square area by y. D is correct. Memory cue: in (y-k)^2, the middle term is -2ky, so each of the two equal strips has area ky.

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Removed-StripsPerfect-SquareVisual-ModelVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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