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Which visual arrangement best forms the square model for (y²−6y+9)?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Removing two 3y strips from a square of side y and adding the 9 corner

The direct answer is option A. Start with a square of side y, whose area is y². The term −6y must come from removing two equal rectangular strips. If each strip has area 3y, their combined removed area is 3y + 3y = 6y. After removing them, the corner where the strips meet has been removed twice, so a small square of area 9 must be added back once. The resulting expression is y² − 6y + 9, which is (y − 3)². Option B adds the strips, producing positive middle terms instead of −6y. Option C changes only the constant part and cannot create the −6y term. Option D merely adds two separate squares and has no two-strip interaction. Memory cue: a negative middle term means strips are removed; the positive final constant is the restored overlap square.

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Negative Middle TermVisual SquareIdentityVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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