Answer:
(9
+ 1)
Step-by-step explanation:
simplify (3a²b²)²+(ab)²; for the first term, square the 3 and multiply the exponents by 2, also multiply the exponents by 2 in the second term
; factor out
(9
+ 1)
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trapezoid ACDF area = (1/2)(AC +DF)·(CD) = (1/2)(8+5)(6) = 39
triangle ABC area = (1/2)(AC)(2) = 8
triangle DEF area = (1/2)(DF)(2) = 5
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trapezoid ACDF area = (1/2)(AC +DF)·(CD) = (1/2)(8+5)(6) = 39
triangle ABC area = (1/2)(AC)(2) = 8
triangle DEF area = (1/2)(DF)(2) = 5
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