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The area of a parallelogram is 56 ft² after its dimensions were doubled. What is the area of the original parallelogram?
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whenever the dimensions are doubled for a parallelogram, the new area is 4 times the original.
I believe you be dividing the square route if the 56 ft was doubled.
so if 56 is the new area after the dimensions are doubled, can you figure out what the original area was?
Oh ok, that actually makes some sense then. Guess my next question is do I divide or what to find that?
56 is the area after you doubled so to get the original area, you'd have to divide.
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Divide by the square root like Desireegb said?
no... 56/4
So, 14. Thank you!
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