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If a visual model is made for a square of side (2a−b), what will be the expansion?

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Correct answer: 4a²−4ab+b²

The direct answer is A: 4a²−4ab+b². The area of a square with side 2a−b is (2a−b)². Use the identity (p−q)²=p²−2pq+q² with p=2a and q=b. Then p²=(2a)²=4a², the middle term is −2(2a)(b)=−4ab, and q²=b². Thus the expansion is 4a²−4ab+b². Option B has the wrong middle coefficient; it forgets that two cross-rectangles contribute 2×2ab=4ab. Option C incorrectly changes (2a)² into 2a². Option D uses a plus sign in the middle, which belongs to (2a+b)², not a difference. The visual model explains the negative middle contribution when subtraction is used. Memory cue: square the first term, double the product with the sign, then square the second term.

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Minus-SquareBinomial-ExpansionVisual-ModelsVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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