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If one side of a rectangle model is t and the other is (t+7), what will be the area?

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Correct answer: t²+7t

The correct answer is A: t²+7t. The area of a rectangle is the product of its length and breadth. Therefore, area=t(t+7). Use the distributive property: t(t+7)=t×t+t×7=t²+7t. Option A correctly multiplies t by both terms inside the bracket. Option B, t²+7, is wrong because it adds 7 without multiplying it by t; the second product should be 7t. Option C, 7t², is wrong because there is no multiplication of 7 by t² in the expression, and it does not result from distributing t. Option D, 8t, is wrong because it treats the bracket as though t+7 were a single simple numerical combination and loses the quadratic term t². In a visual model, the t-by-t part has area t² and the t-by-7 strip has area 7t; their sum is t²+7t. Memory cue: an outside factor must multiply every term inside the parentheses.

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Algebraic IdentitiesRectangle AreaDistributive PropertyPolynomial MultiplicationVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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