Asked by Mary
If the length and width of a rectangle are each multiplied by 3, how would the new area of the rectangle compare with the original area of the same rectangle?
would it be 9 times greater?
would it be 9 times greater?
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Answered by
Jai
yes~ :)
original area:
A = L*W
new area:
A' = (3L)*(3W)
A' = 9*(L*W) or
A' = 9*A
thus there is no correct answer in the choices, since the new area is 9 times greater than the original.
hope this helps~ :)
original area:
A = L*W
new area:
A' = (3L)*(3W)
A' = 9*(L*W) or
A' = 9*A
thus there is no correct answer in the choices, since the new area is 9 times greater than the original.
hope this helps~ :)
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