Math, asked by madhurmadhurpratapya, 3 months ago

If the side of a square becomes 2\3 times its original length, then calculate how

many times will the area of the new square be compared to the previous square?

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Answered by raghvendrark500

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Answered by madhusrija18

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The question is wrong, because I have the same question in my math book.

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