what will happen to the area of a rectangular if its length is doubled and breadth is tripled?
1. 5 TIMES MORE THAN THE AREA OF THE OLD RECTANGLE
2. ARE WILL REMAIN THE SAME
3. 6 TIMES LESS THE AREA OF THE OLD RECTANGLE
4. 6 TIMES MORE THE AREA OF THE OLD RECTANGLE
lucy6112:
the answer is [4]6 times the area of the old rectangle because,
initially area is l*b after length and breadth are changed,2l*3b=6lb
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It will be six times more the area of the old entangle. Refer my previous answer for working.
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The area will be 6 times more than the area of the old rectangle.
for example , take a rectangle with the l= 4cm and b= 2cm
then the double l = 8cm and the tripled b = 6cm
area of old rectangle = 4x 2 = 8cm
area of new rectangle = 8 x 6 = 48cm
48/8 = 6
therefore 6 times more.
for example , take a rectangle with the l= 4cm and b= 2cm
then the double l = 8cm and the tripled b = 6cm
area of old rectangle = 4x 2 = 8cm
area of new rectangle = 8 x 6 = 48cm
48/8 = 6
therefore 6 times more.
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