Math, asked by chituabhiram, 1 month ago

a square of length 6cm was enlarged to 15cm. By what ratio was it increased?

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Answered by ramaarajkumar2005

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Answer:

Initial side length = 15cm

Enlargement factor: 43

Enlarged side length = Initial side length times enlargement factor

=15cm×43=20cm

Area of square = length of side squared

=(20cm)2=400cm2

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