Question

if the side of a square is tripled,
how many times will its area be as compared to the area of the original square

Answer 1

hey the answer is. ..

original = s × s

new = 3s × 3s

9 times more than the original area


hope it helps uu frnd

Answer 2

Hey...

area of orginal square =

$a {}^{2}$
When side is tripled,
side=3a

so are becomes
$(3a) {}^{2}$
$= 9a {}^{2}$
So the ares will be in the ratio
1:9