The figure is a rectangle so the formula is area = length *width
So the area is 432
<span>A+B)^2 is the largest. It is A^2+2AB+B^2, which is clearly greater than the last two options. To compare (A+B)^2 and 2(A+B), we remove one A+B so that we're just comparing A+B and 2. As A+B must be at least 3 (as both must be positive integers, and one must be greater than the other, leading to a minimum value of A=2, B=1), A+B is greater than 2, and as a result, (A+B)^2 is always the largest.</span>
Yes. It would be a reflection over the line.
The area of a triangle is always:
A=bh/2 (base times the height divided by 2)
A=3x(2x)/2
A=6x^2/2
A=3x^2
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