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If a square with side (x+2+3) is first viewed as (x+5), what area will be obtained?

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Correct answer: x^2+10x+25

The correct answer is A: x^2+10x+25. Begin by simplifying the side length: x+2+3=x+5. Since the figure is a square, its area is side×side, so the area is (x+5)(x+5)=(x+5)^2. Apply the identity (a+b)^2=a^2+2ab+b^2 with a=x and b=5. Then a^2=x^2, 2ab=2×x×5=10x, and b^2=25. Therefore the area is x^2+10x+25. In a visual model, this consists of one x-by-x square with area x^2, two rectangles of dimensions x and 5, each with area 5x, and one 5-by-5 square with area 25. Option B includes only one 5x rectangle and misses the second cross-part. Option C does not follow the binomial-square identity and combines the terms incorrectly. Option D omits the two cross-rectangles entirely. Memory cue: simplify the complete side first, then use square = side squared and remember the two equal cross-regions.

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Binomial-SquareSquare-AreaVisual-ModelAlgebraic-IdentitiesVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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