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last year zach garden was a 3 foot by 9 foot rectangular plot. he wants to produce more food this year so he plans to double the area of his garden. according to zach's plan, what will be the area in square feet of his new garden?
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^is that all to the question? Because, in that case it's just the area, multiplied by 2.
However, I believe there ought to be more to it.
Is he doubling the size of the garden making it 6 by 18 feet?
No. What Zach wants is the area doubled. So the current area is 27 sq ft. Doubed that is 54 sq ft. He can increase the length and breadth by a multiple of sqrt2.
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