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If we attempt to create a square using the tiles that represent the algebraic expression x^2 +bx, 1. How many x-tiles would you add to the length of the x-square tile? 2. How many unit tiles would you
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If we attempt to create a square using the tiles that represent the algebraic expression x^2 +bx,

1. How many x-tiles would you add to the length of the x-square tile?

2. How many unit tiles would you need to complete the square?

If we attempt to create a square using the tiles that represent the algebraic expression-example-1
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