The side lengths of a square rug is 7b feet. Will the rug cover a square floor with area 56b^2 feet^2? Explain your reasoning.

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Simple answer, No. Let;s assume b=2 7b would equal 7x2, which is 14. 56b would equal 56x2 that is equal to 112. 112 is way more than 14. So, no. 7b will not cover it.

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