The area of this rectangle is 4x^2. What does the coefficient 4 mean in terms of this problem

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Van Hammond

9 February, 18:19

The area of this rectangle is 4x^2. What does the coefficient 4 mean in terms of this problem

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Colby Bradford · Answer 1

This means that each side of the rectangle measures 2x = x + x, and we get the coefficient 4 after calculating the area of the rectangle, (side * side) = 2x * 2x = 4x².

Step-by-step explanation:

The coefficient 4 for this case is a multiplicative factor, that is, the constant number that is found by multiplying the variable x².

This means that each side of the rectangle measures 2x = x + x, and we get 4 after calculating the area of the rectangle, (side * side) = 2x * 2x = 4x²