what time does the area change when sides of a triangle are doubled
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The area becomes "four times".
For example, a triangle of base 3m and height 4m has the area of 6m(1/2*3m*4m). When the sides are doubled, i.e., when base is 6m and height is 8m, then the area is 24m(1/2*6m*8m), which is four times of 6m.
(You could try with other measures too.)
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