What happens to the area of a square, if
(i) its side is halved
(ii) its side is doubled
(iii) its perimeter is trebled.
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Area become one-fourth when side of square is halved.
Area become four times of Area when length of side is doubled. ... Area become one-fourth when side of square is halved.
Therefore, if the perimeter of the square is tripled, then the area of the square will be 9 times of the original area
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