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In a square model with side \((k+3)\), the combined area of both mixed strips is \(24\). What is the value of \(k\)?

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Correct answer: \(4\)

Answer: B, \(k=4\). In the square model for \((k+3)^2\), the two mixed strips have areas \(k\cdot3=3k\) each. Therefore their combined area is \(3k+3k=6k\), which is also the middle term in \(k^2+6k+9\). The question says this combined area is 24, so set up \(6k=24\). Divide both sides by 6: \(k=24/6=4\). Hence option B is correct. Option A would give a combined strip area of 12, not 24. Option C would give 36, and option D would give 48. The key is not to use just one strip; the phrase “both strips” requires \(2\times k\times3\). Memory cue: for \((k+c)^2\), the combined mixed area is \(2kc\).

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