Asked by Ana
for grade 3 math--
Explain what happens to the square if you double the length of its sides.Draw 2 squares to support your answer
Explain what happens to the square if you double the length of its sides.Draw 2 squares to support your answer
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Answered by
Steve
original area: (x)(x) = x^2
larger area: (2x)(2x) = 4x^2
area goes up as the square of the scale factor, because both dimensions are multiplied.
BTW, did you actually draw the squares? The answer would have been clear.
larger area: (2x)(2x) = 4x^2
area goes up as the square of the scale factor, because both dimensions are multiplied.
BTW, did you actually draw the squares? The answer would have been clear.