In the figure in front of you there are 3 squares
Write down the area of the shape in potential notation
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In the figure in front of you there are 3 squares
Write down the area of the shape in potential notation
Using the formula for the area of a square whose side is b:
In the picture, we are presented with three squares whose sides from left to right have a length of 6, 3, and 4 respectively:
Therefore the areas are:
square units respectively,
Consequently the total area of the shape, composed of the three squares, is as follows:
square units
To conclude, we recognise through the rules of substitution and addition that the correct answer is answer C.
\( 112^0=\text{?} \)
Potential notation here means using exponents to show how area is calculated. Instead of writing 3×3, we write to show the side length is raised to the power of 2.
Because area of a square equals side × side, which is the same as side squared. Writing is more elegant than 6×6 and shows the mathematical relationship clearly.
No! The question asks for the area in notation form, so is the complete answer. Don't calculate 9 + 36 + 16 = 61.
The order doesn't matter for addition! Whether you write or , both are correct because addition is commutative.
Look carefully at the figure labels. Each square has its side length marked. The smallest square is 3×3, the largest is 6×6, and the medium one is 4×4.
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