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Describe the similarities and differences of the top figure and the bottom figure shown to the right.

Describe the area of the shaded regions in each figure shown. Describe the areas of the white (unshaded) regions in each figure shown.

How many square units are represented by the yellow shaded region? How many square units are represented by the blue shaded region? Which figure has a larger shaded area?

Page 6 The shaded area of Figure A is ____________ square units. The shaded area of Figure B is ____________ square units.

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Page 8 Do you know the Pythagorean Theorem?

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 The length of each side of the square is 6 inches.

What operation is used with the coefficients 3 What operation is used with the coefficients 3.1 and 2 when simplifying this expression? What operation is used with the exponents 4 and 6 when simplifying this expression?