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If the areas of two squares are 121 and 49, what is the area of the visual rectangle for their difference?

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Correct answer: 72

The direct answer is option A: 72. The question asks for the difference between the two given square areas, so subtract the smaller area from the larger area: 121 − 49 = 72 square units. The visual identity behind this idea is a² − b² = (a+b)(a−b). Here the areas themselves are already supplied, so no square roots are needed for this particular calculation. Option B, 84, does not result from subtracting the two areas; it may arise from an unrelated combination of numbers. Option C, 170, is their sum, 121 + 49, not their difference. Option D, 35, is the difference between the square roots 11 and 7, not the difference of the square areas. Read the wording carefully: it asks for the area difference, not the difference of side lengths. Memory cue: area difference means subtract 121 and 49 directly; side difference would involve 11 and 7 instead.

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Difference Of AreasSquare AreasVisual IdentityVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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