If the perimeter of a square is doubled, find the ratio of the original area to the new area
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If the length of a side of square is x then, Area=x
2
If the length of a side of square is 2x then, New Area=2x×2x=4x
2
Ratio=
New area
Original area
=
4x
2
x
2
=
4
1
therefore , the ratio is 1:4
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1:4
Explanation:
Let the side of square be x
Therefore,
Perimeter of square= 4x
Area of square=x^2
As per question,
the new perimeter=2×4x
=8x
Therefore,
side of new square= 8x/4
= 2x
Area of new square= 4x^2
As per question
ratio of original area to new area=x^2/4x^2
=1/4
Therefore
ratio is 1:4
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