Math, asked by student12385, 3 months ago

What happens to the area of a square if its side is doubled?

(A) The area becomes 1/4 times the area of original square.

(B) The area becomes 4 times the area of original square.

(C) The area becomes 16 times the area of original square.

(D) The area becomes 1/16 times the area of original square.

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Answered by deveshreem

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Answer:

Area become one by fourth of Area when length of side is halved. Area become 4 times when side of square is doubled.

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