Question

Help Please Medal!!
Greg drew 3 squares with each side equal to z units. For each square, he does something different to it according to each part below.

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?

Part B: Greg decreased the length and width of the square by t units each. What will be the change in the area of the square?

Part C: Greg increased the length of the square by t units and decreased its width by t units. What will be the change in the area of the square?

Answer 1

i dont want answers I need explanations

Answer 2

Oh man, this is FLVS Algebra, Polynomials isn't it? XD

Answer 3

yup :3

Answer 4

i been trying for an hour to solve this but I have trouble making equations

Answer 5

I'm working on the exact some one, only reworded differently. Here's where you can find the help http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/530fb1e6e4b0b5c2521cd6c9

Answer 6

Sorry, I'd give the answers, but I don't need/want to cheat.

Answer 7

its sort of similar to this equation and no problem i didnt want answers I just needed some help

Answer 8

Yeah of course! It's pretty understandable once you get it, y'know? :)

Answer 9

yeah but do you think you could walk me through it i dont want you to give me answers cuz then i wouldnt learn anything

Answer 10

Sure. Hold on.

Answer 11

k thanks

Answer 12

Look at Lesson 7.03

Answer 13

Besides that, I don't know how else to help you. :-( I'm sorry. I'd give you more if it said like 1 square instead of 3

Answer 14

unfortunetly i cant cuz this is a test im not cheating i swear i just need help on it

Answer 15

ill get logged out of the test

Answer 16

i basically just need help on part a for coming up with the equation and thats it i can figure out part b and c on my own

Answer 17

You can just-oh. You are allowed to look at the lessons though.

Answer 18

Hmm...let me see.

Answer 19

thanks for the help i really appreciate it i just need help on creating the equation

Answer 20

\[( z + t ) ^3\]

Answer 21

can you tell me how you got it because when i read the sentence i never know how to put it in an equation

Answer 22

\[(z + t ) • ( z + t ) • ( z + t )\] I THINK

Answer 23

oh ok

Answer 24

Please don't report me as spam if it's incorrect, again, I'm working on the one that I linked you. :(

Answer 25

i wont i promise i dont even know how XD

Answer 26

is that 3 an exponent

Answer 27

Ya

Answer 28

oh ok so im trying to do part b ill right what i have and you tell me if its incorrect of correct k

Answer 29

*write

Answer 30

sure~

Answer 31

ok so for (z+t)^3 that was the original equation right

Answer 32

because im trying to do part a and im wondering is z considered the area of the square

Answer 33

"...each side equal to z units." Sides are z units, not the area.

Answer 34

ok so would z be considered the length and width im sorry im just have always had trouble with equations

Answer 35

I guess so? I'm not sure.

Answer 36

ok im just gonna guess that they are

Answer 37

ok

Answer 38

ill just figure it out on my own im going to do some research thank you for your help though

Answer 39

Sure.