Calculate the area of the rectangle below using the distributive property.
Calculate the area of the rectangle below using the distributive property.
Look at the rectangle in the figure.
What is its area?
Which expressions represent the area of the rectangle in the drawing?
\( 56x \)
\( 9(3x^2+5x) \)
\( x(3x+5)+9(3x+5) \)
\( 32x+x^2 \)
\( 3x^2+45 \)
\( 3x^2+32x+45 \)
Calculate the area of the rectangle below using the distributive property.
The area of a rectangle is equal to its length multiplied by the width.
We begin by writing the following exercise using the data shown in the figure:
We solve the exercise using the distributive property.
That is:
We multiply the first term of the left parenthesis by the first term of the right parenthesis.
We then multiply the first term of the left parenthesis by the second term of the right parenthesis.
Now we multiply the second term of the left parenthesis by the first term of the left parenthesis.
Finally, we multiply the second term of the left parenthesis by the second term of the right parenthesis.
In the following way:
We solve each of the exercises within the parentheses:
Lastly we solve the exercise from left to right:
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Look at the rectangle in the figure.
What is its area?
We know that the area of a rectangle is equal to its length multiplied by its width.
We begin by writing an equation with the available data.
Next we use the distributive property to solve the equation.
We then solve each of the exercises within the parentheses:
Finally we add up all the coefficients of X squared and all the coefficients of X cubed and we obtain the following:
Which expressions represent the area of the rectangle in the drawing?
3, 6