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If an (x) square is removed from an (x+4) square, which visual area remains?

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Correct answer: 8x+16

The direct answer is A: 8x+16. The remaining region is the outer square minus the removed inner square. Its area is (x+4)²−x². Expand the larger square: (x+4)²=x²+8x+16. Subtracting x² leaves 8x+16. Geometrically, the remainder consists of two strips, each contributing 4x, plus a corner square of area 4²=16. Option B includes only one 4x strip and misses the second. Option C leaves an x² term that should have been cancelled, so it is not the border area. Option D has the correct 8x part but uses 4 instead of the corner area 16. The difference-of-squares form also gives [(x+4)−x][(x+4)+x]=4(2x+4)=8x+16. Memory cue: the constant corner is the square of the added width.

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Border-ModelArea-DifferenceSquare-IdentitiesVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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