if the length of a rectangle is doubled and it's breadth is made one-fourth of the original, then find the ratio of the area of the new rectangle so formed to that of the area is original rectangle.
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Let length of and breadth of a rectangle are xcm and ycm
⇒ Area of a rectangle =length×breadth
=xy
⇒ Area of a rectangle =xycm
2
---- ( 1 )
Now, when length and breadth gets double.
The length and breadth becomes 2x and 2y
⇒ Area of a rectangle =2x×2y
=4xycm
2
⇒ Area of a rectangle=4xycm
2
--- ( 2 )
Comparing ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) we can see,
⇒ If the length and the breadth of a rectangle are doubled then its area becomes 4 times.
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