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Area, SM-Bank 025 MC

Mark decides to make the paddock on his farm bigger.

The paddock is in the shape of a rectangle.

Mark makes both the length and the width of the paddock 3 times longer.

How many times bigger is the area of the new paddock than the original paddock?

  1. \(3\)
  2. \(4\)
  3. \(6\)
  4. \(9\)
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\(D\)

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\(\text{Area of original paddock}=l\times b\)

\(\text{Area of new paddock}\) \(=3l\times 3b\)
  \(=9\times (l\times b)\)
  \(=9\times \text{Area of original paddock}\)

\(\Rightarrow D\)

Filed Under: Quadrilaterals Tagged With: num-title-ct-core, smc-4943-10-Squares and rectangles

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