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6.07 Factoring using appropriate methods

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Interactive practice questions

A square rug originally had a side length of $x$x inches. One of its dimensions is extended by $3$3 inches.

We can model the area of the rug as a collection of rectangles, as shown in the diagram. The square in the top-left of the diagram has a side length of $x$x inches and the short side of each rectangle is $1$1 inch.

a

Which expression represents the area of the rug?

$x\left(x+3\right)$x(x+3)

A

$x+3$x+3

B

$3x^2$3x2

C

$3x$3x

D
b

What are the areas of each type of section from the rug?

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c

Write the total area of the rug in terms of $x$x.

Give your answer in the standard form $ax^2+bx+c$ax2+bx+c.

Medium
1min

The original area of the surface of a square table is $x^2$x2 in2.

Medium
< 1min

The original area of a square field is $x^2$x2 square feet.

Medium
< 1min

A square table of side length $x$x has one of its dimensions decreased by $4$4. This can be expressed visually by the area model below.

Medium
1min
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Outcomes

A.2c

Perform operations on polynomials, including factoring completely first- and second-degree binomials and trinomials in one variable

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