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Lesson 6 of 17

Checkpoint: squares, cubes and the first split

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Five short questions on the first five ideas. Each answer is marked as you choose it. Take the set again as often as you like.

A square verandah is 9 m along each edge. A strip 2 m wide is lifted along two edges. How much floor is left?

Two plots have edges 62 and 58 paces. What is 62² − 58², without squaring either number?

A square's side is cut into three parts of different lengths. How many of the nine pieces are squares?

A stack of bricks is 4 bricks along every edge. One brick's width is added in all three directions. How many bricks are new in exactly one direction?

A bed has area x² + 5x − 24. Which pair splits the middle term?

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