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Two adjacent sides of a rectangle are
3x2+4y2+4xy and −x2−2x−4xy.
The perimeter of the rectangle is .

A
4x2+8y24x
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3x2+6y22x
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x2+4y2+4x
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2x2+4y2+2x
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Solution

The correct option is A 4x2+8y24x
Let the length of the rectangle =(3x2+4y2+4xy)
the breadth of the rectangle =(x22x4xy)
The perimeter of the rectangle =2(length + breadth)
So, the perimeter
=2[(3x2+4y2+4xy)+(x22x4xy)]
Grouping the like terms together, we get
=2[(3x2x2)+(4xy4xy)+(4y2)2x]
=2(2x2+4y22x)
=4x2+8y24x

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