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An expression can name a length. Area still multiplies lengths.

A rectangle is (x + 2) by 4. x = 3.

Area is the product of two perpendicular side lengths. An expression can name a side, but it must be evaluated or multiplied as a length, not added into the other side.

Problem 1 of 4. A short entry task, a model, guided examples, then a new independent try. Frames are optional.

A rectangle has sides (x + 2) and 4. If x = 3, what is the area?

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