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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anonymous · Answer

Area is multiplied by square of the scalar multiplicand.

anonymous · Answer

the area increases as both side is multiplied by n. .

anonymous · Answer

you multiply

anonymous · Answer

basically. Area is equal to length times width, if the length and width is multiplied by 2, the measure will be twicw the original. if multiplied by 3, the sides measure will be tripled, and so on.  

So now, if the area is width times length, and the measures are multiplied by n, therefor the area of the original triangle, will increase also at n times

hero · Answer

@LagrangeSon678, where have you been?