Math, asked by Myself12345, 1 month ago

The length and width of rectangle S are twice those of rectangle R. How many times as great is the area of rectangle S than the area of rectangle R?

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Answered by manishghosh1977

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the area of rectangle R is four times than area of rectangle S

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