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A square has side length (x+5) units. What is it’s area

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The area of square is
x^(2)+10 x+25 square units

Solution:

Given that square has side length (x+5) units

To find: area of square

The area of square is given as:


\text {Area of square }=\mathrm{a}^(2)

Where "a" is the length of side

From question, length of each side "a" = x + 5 units

Substituting the value in above formula,


\text {Area of square }=(x+5)^(2)


{\text {Expanding }(x+5)^(2) \text { using the algebraic identity: }} \\\\ {(a+b)^(2)=a^(2)+2 a b+b^(2)}\end{array}


\begin{array}{l}{\text {Area of square }=x^(2)+2(x)(5)+5^(2)} \\\\ {\text {Area of square }=x^(2)+10 x+25}\end{array}

Thus the area of square is
x^(2)+10 x+25 square units

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