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13. If the side of a square is doubled. Find the ratio of (a) Perimeter of Original Square to new square formed. (b) Area of Original Square to new square formed.​

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Answered by vishalns1994
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Answer:

the ratio of Perimeter of Original Square to new square formed is 1/2

the ratio of Area of Original Square to new square formed  is 1/4

Step-by-step explanation:

Solution :

Let side of original square be X

then side of new square = 2X

a) Perimeter of original square = 4 x side

                                                 = 4X

   Perimeter of new square = 4 x side

                                             = 4 x 2X

                                             = 8X

  the ratio of perimeter of original to new square = 4X/8X

                                                                                 = 1 / 2

b) Area of original square = side x side

                                          = X x X  

                                          = X²

 Area of new square = side x side

                                   = 2X x 2X

                                   = 4 X²

the ratio of area of original square to the new square = X²/ 4X²

                                                                                         = 1/4

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