Math, asked by bushipakadevadas666, 9 months ago

what is the area of square whose side is (3x+16)

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Answered by Anonymous

3

we know that

area of square= side^2

area of square= (3x + 16)^2

Answered by deepojha667185

1

Answer:

area of a square = side square

= 3x+16 × 3x+16

= 9x + 256

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