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My brain died so i forgot

My brain died so i forgot-example-1

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Answer:

Area=
a^2+11a

Explanation:

area=length times width

squares have the same side length, or length=width

in this problem, the side length of the square is
a

therefore, length=width=
a

the length is increased by 11 to make a rectangle

therefore, the new length is
a+11

the width stays the same, it is still
a

therefore, the area of the rectangle is length X width=(a+11)*a

Area=(a+11)(a)

use distributive property (
a(b+c)=ab+ac)

Area=(a)(a)+(11)(a)

Area=
a^2+11a

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