3 years ago

A square with one side length represented by an expression is shown below

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It is mentioned in the problem that the shape is a square, hence, we could say that all side's measurement is the same and it is equal. It can be written in a different arrangement of terms, but still, the value to be solved is the same. The sides can be written in the following forms:
S1=6(3X+8)+32+12X
S2=18X+48+32+12X
S3=18X+80+12X
S4=30X+80

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