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Please Help 100 Points One side of a square has a length of (−3x + 7). What is the area of the square? One side of a square has a length of (−3x + 7). What is the perimeter of the square?
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One side of a square has a length of (−3x + 7). What is the area of the square?

One side of a square has a length of (−3x + 7). What is the perimeter of the square?

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area = side * side \\ = ( - 3x + 7)( - 3x + 7) \\ = 9x^(2) - 21x - 21x + 49 \\ = 9x^(2) - 42x + 49 \\ \\ parimeter = 4a \\ = 4( - 3x+ 7) \\ = - 12x + 28

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