The length of the side of the square cm
(x>3)
We extend one side by 1 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 1 cm, and we obtain a rectangle.
What is the area of the rectangle?
The length of the side of the square \( x+1 \) cm
\( (x>3) \)
We extend one side by 1 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 1 cm, and we obtain a rectangle.
What is the area of the rectangle?
The length of the square is equal to \( x \) cm
\( (x>1) \)We extend one side by 3 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 1 cm and we obtain a rectangle,
What is the length of the side of the given square if it is known that the two areas are equal?
The length of the side of a square is X cm
\( (x>3) \)
Extend one side by 3 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 3 cm to obtain a rectangle.
Express the area of the rectangle using x.
The side length of a square is X cm
\( (x>3) \)
We extend one side by 3 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 3 cm, and we get a rectangle.
Which shape has a larger area?
The length of the side of the square cm
(x>3)
We extend one side by 1 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 1 cm, and we obtain a rectangle.
What is the area of the rectangle?
The length of the square is equal to cm
(x>1) We extend one side by 3 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 1 cm and we obtain a rectangle,
What is the length of the side of the given square if it is known that the two areas are equal?
The length of the side of a square is X cm
(x>3)
Extend one side by 3 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 3 cm to obtain a rectangle.
Express the area of the rectangle using x.
The side length of a square is X cm
(x>3)
We extend one side by 3 cm and shorten an adjacent side by 3 cm, and we get a rectangle.
Which shape has a larger area?
The square