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In the model of a square with side (n−5), what will be the last term?

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Correct answer: 25

The correct answer is A: 25. Squaring the side gives (n−5)². Using (x−y)²=x²−2xy+y², with x=n and y=5, we obtain n²−10n+25. The last term is the square of the constant part: (−5)²=25. In a visual model, the n×n square gives n², the two signed mixed parts together give −10n, and the small 5×5 square gives 25. Option B incorrectly keeps a negative sign after squaring; multiplying −5 by −5 produces positive 25. Option C is only part of a mixed-term calculation. Option D is the middle term, not the final constant term. Memory cue: the constant corner is always the square of 5, and a negative number squared is positive.

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Square Of DifferenceLast TermVisual ModelPerfect SquareVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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