If two cards are randomly chosen from a standard deck, what is the probability that a 6 is chosen, replaced, and another 6 is ch
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Note that the Area of a rectangle is given by
Area = LB
Where L is the Length (the longer side) and B is the Breadth (or Width which is the shorter side).
From the image, L is (x+6).
Also from the image, B is (x+2)
This implies:
Open up the bracket by multiplying both terms:
Since the question says to leave it in polynomial form, that is your answer. Hope I helped? ☺️
Area = LB
Where L is the Length (the longer side) and B is the Breadth (or Width which is the shorter side).
From the image, L is (x+6).
Also from the image, B is (x+2)
This implies:
Open up the bracket by multiplying both terms:
Since the question says to leave it in polynomial form, that is your answer. Hope I helped? ☺️