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OpenStudy (quickthing):
OpenStudy (quickthing):
@ParthKohli
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OpenStudy (quickthing):
Please parth??
Parth (parthkohli):
They've represented a square in two ways.
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OpenStudy (quickthing):
OK.
Parth (parthkohli):
OK, so they've made a square out of balls. (Heh.)
OpenStudy (quickthing):
Yeah.....
Parth (parthkohli):
Now what you want to see is that you can count the number of balls in two ways.
Suppose that I make you a square like that with 100 balls on one edge. What is the number of balls in that square?
OpenStudy (quickthing):
The number is.... 1000?
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Parth (parthkohli):
How did you get to that number?
OpenStudy (quickthing):
Parth (parthkohli):
OK, so do you mean that if I place a square with \(n\) number of balls on one edge, then the number of balls is \(n^2\)?
OpenStudy (quickthing):
Yes/
Parth (parthkohli):
Alright. Now we have that with us, remove the picture and try to look at it in another way. Open the question again and notice how the square is drawn.
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OpenStudy (quickthing):
OK.
OpenStudy (quickthing):
Let me do that.
OpenStudy (quickthing):
LOL is it A?
Parth (parthkohli):
Actually, you know what, they're serving you the answer on the plate.
Yes.
OpenStudy (quickthing):
OMG thanks !! XD
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