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In a model, the (16) corner is removed from ((x+4)^2) but the strips are kept. What is the remaining area?

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Correct answer: (x^2+8x)

The direct answer is D: the remaining area is x^2+8x. The full square has side x+4, so its area is (x+4)^2 = x^2+8x+16. In the visual model, the x-by-x central square contributes x^2. The two strips each have area 4x, so together they contribute 8x. The small corner has side 4 and area 4×4=16. Since that 16 corner is removed while both strips are retained, subtract only 16 from the total: x^2+8x+16-16=x^2+8x. Therefore D is correct. B keeps only one 4x strip and misses the second strip. C keeps the corner but leaves out the two strips. A is not the correct result of the square expansion and corner removal. The visual check is simple: after removing the corner, the remaining pieces are one x^2 square and two 4x strips.

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Corner-RemovalSquare-ExpansionArea-ModelVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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