Question

10. What happens to the area of a square, when its side is:
(i) halved?
(ii) doubled?


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Answer 1

Answer:

The above mentioned is the answer

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

(i) Take square $x$ side 4 cm.

Area of the original square $x$ is $4*4=16$ cm.

Area of the halved sided square $x$ is $2*2 = 4$ cm.

Ans 1: So, the sides of the square, if halved, they will be be /4.

(ii) Take square $y$ side 4 cm.

Area of the original square $y$ is $4*4 = 16$ cm.

Area of the doubled sided square $y$ is $8*8 = 64$ cm.

Ans 2: So, the sides of the square, if doubled, they will be *4.