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In a square with side (x+7), what are the small-square area and the total area of the two rectangles?

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Correct answer: 49 and 14x

Direct answer: C, 49 and 14x. Split each side of the square into lengths x and 7. The x by x part has area x², each x by 7 rectangle has area 7x, and the small 7 by 7 square has area 7²=49. There are two equal rectangles, so their combined area is 7x+7x=14x. A is wrong because it gives 7 instead of the small square’s area 49. B correctly squares 7 but counts only one rectangle. C includes both required results. D confuses the factors and incorrectly writes 49x for the rectangular total. The complete identity is (x+7)²=x²+14x+49. Memory cue: square the constant for the small square, then double its product with x for the two rectangles.

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Binomial-SquareSmall-SquareMiddle-RectanglesVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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