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In a square with side (a+5), what will be the total area of the two equal rectangles?

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Correct answer: 10a

The direct answer is C: 10a. Split the side a+5 into lengths a and 5. The visual square then contains an a by a square, two equal rectangles, and a 5 by 5 square. Each rectangle has dimensions a and 5, so its area is a×5=5a. Since there are two such rectangles, their combined area is 5a+5a=10a. This is also the middle term in (a+5)²=a²+10a+25. Option A gives the area of only one rectangle, not both. Option B incorrectly multiplies 25 by a; 25 is the area of the small 5 by 5 square and is not part of the rectangle total. Option C correctly doubles 5a. Option D is the area of the a by a square, so it identifies a different region. Memory cue: two identical mixed rectangles contribute twice the product of their side labels.

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Middle-TermBinomial-SquareVisual-IdentityVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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