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In a square model, the combined area of two equal rectangles is 18xy and the small corner square has area 81y². If the main square has area x², what is the complete square area?

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Correct answer: x²+18xy+81y² — x²+18xy+81y²

The direct answer is A: x²+18xy+81y². The complete square is assembled from three kinds of regions: the main x by x square has area x², the two equal rectangles together have the already-given combined area 18xy, and the corner square contributes 81y². Adding the areas gives x²+18xy+81y². This is consistent with (x+9y)², because 81y²=(9y)² and 2·x·9y=18xy. B incorrectly uses only half of the combined rectangle area, as though one of the two rectangles had been omitted. C has a negative middle term, which would correspond to removing strips rather than adding them. D changes the corner area from 81y² to 9y², which is not what the model states. Memory cue: when the combined rectangle area is supplied, use it once as the full middle term.

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