The 4 sides of a square are usually the same and the side length of squares 4 and 5 is a+b.
<h3>How to explain the square?</h3>
From the diagram, each side is called the side length. Therefore,
- Side length of square 4 = a + b
- Side length of square 5 = a + b
If the side lengths are equal that is (a + b), then the area which is the square of the side length will also be the same.
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The options are as follows
(1) An object that is filled
(2) Covering the outside of an object
(3) An object that is solid
(4) Cubic units
(5) Square units
Answer:
(1) An object that is filled
(3) An object that is solid
(4) Cubic units
Step-by-step explanation:
Clues that applies
(1) An object that is filled: By filling means that object has that amount of volume that is being filled completely.
(3) An object that is solid is likely a clue to finding the volume of an irregularly shaped solid.
(4) Cubic units, volume is measured in cubic units.
Clues that Doesn't Apply
(2) Covering the outside of an object is a clue to finding the surface area of an object.
(5) Square units is a measure of area not volume.
