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In a square model of (x+3), there are x² and two 3x strips. If the corner is not added, what will be the area?

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Correct answer: x²+6x

The correct answer is B: x²+6x. The model already contains one large x-by-x square with area x². It also contains two strips, each with dimensions x and 3, so each strip has area 3x. Since the question says that the corner is not added, do not include the small 3-by-3 region, whose area would be 9. Add only the included parts: x²+3x+3x=x²+6x. Option A counts only one strip and leaves out the second. Option C includes the corner but omits both strips. Option D is the complete square (x+3)² and therefore adds the excluded 9. Memory cue: first identify exactly which regions are present; an incomplete model does not automatically equal the full square.

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Incomplete SquareVisual Area ModelBinomial ExpansionArea RegionsVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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