A sign is being painted that includes 3 small squares with a side length of s and 2 large ones with a side length of S. Write an expression to find the total area of the sign that needs to be painted.(1 point)

3 upper S squared minus 2 s squared

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3S2−2s2

To find the total area of the sign that needs to be painted, we need to calculate the areas of the 3 small squares and the 2 large squares separately, and then sum them up.

The area of a square is given by the formula A = s^2, where s represents the length of a side.

For the 3 small squares, since each square has a side length of s, their total area is 3s^2.

For the 2 large squares, since each square has a side length of S, their total area is 2S^2.

To find the expression for the total area of the sign, we just need to sum up the areas of the small squares and the large squares:

Total Area = 3s^2 + 2S^2

Therefore, the correct expression for the total area of the sign that needs to be painted is 3S^2 + 2s^2.