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In a difference-of-squares model, if the big square has side 9 and the small square has side 2, what is the remaining area?

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Correct answer: 77

The direct answer is option A: 77. First find the area of the large square: 9² = 81. Then find the area of the removed small square: 2² = 4. The remaining area is the large area minus the small area, so 81 − 4 = 77. This is the numerical form of the difference-of-squares expression 9² − 2². Option A is therefore correct. Option B, 81, is only the area of the large square and ignores the removed part. Option C, 79, results from subtracting 2 rather than subtracting the small square’s area 4. Option D, 85, adds the two square areas instead of finding the remaining region. A safe method is to translate each side into an area first and subtract only after both squares have been calculated.

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Difference Of SquaresSquare AreaVisual ModelsArea SubtractionVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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