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What happens to the area of a rectangle if we mul-tiply both its length and width by 2? by 3? by 10? by n?
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original area= A= l*b if we multiply both its length and width by 2 new area = 2l*2b = 4l*b = 4A if we multiply both its length and width by 3 new area = 3l*3b = 9l*b = 9A if we multiply both its length and width by n new area = nl*nb = (n^2)l*b = (n^2)A
I agree with Hoblos.
by 2 ----> multiplication by 2^2 or 4 by 3 -->multiplied by 3^2 or 9 by 10 ---> multiplied by 10^2 by n ----> multiplied by n^2
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