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Greg drew a square with each side equal to z units. Part A: Greg increased the length and width of the square by t units each. What will be the change in the area of the original figure? Show your work.
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I got as far as 4z + 4. Sorry, but I don't quite know how to do it from there.
thanks man :)
you know that the area of the square is side squared. So, if you add t to each side, it would be (z+t)^2 Correct?
Correct...but they never told me the original side of it.
it is equal to Z
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