The area of the green square is 9ft

. The area of the red square is 16ft
.

What is the area of the yellow square?
Responses
A 25ft
25 ft 2
B 49ft
49 ft 2
C 81ft
81 ft 2
D 128
128 ft 2ft
E 256ft

1 answer

To find the area of the yellow square, we first need to identify the relationship between the areas of the squares provided.

We know:

  • The area of the green square is 9 ft².
  • The area of the red square is 16 ft².

If we assume that the yellow square's area is the sum of the areas of the green and red squares, we can proceed as follows:

Area of the yellow square = Area of the green square + Area of the red square

Area of the yellow square = 9 ft² + 16 ft² = 25 ft².

Therefore, the area of the yellow square is 25 ft².

The correct response is: A 25 ft².

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