Math, asked by jyotipramanick023, 8 months ago

What is the percentage increase in area of a triangle by doubling the length of each side?

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Answered by karanvanshkar91

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Answered by khairnarsanskriti

In similar triangles, ratio of areas is equal to ratio of the square of corresponding sides. When sides are doubled, the area of new triangle will always be 4 times the original, the change in area will be 3 times. Hence the % change will always be 300% irrespective of the type of triangle.

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