The dimensions of a square are doubled. What happens to the area of the square?
A) The area triples.
B) The area doubles.
C) The area quadruples.
D) The area stays the same.
Say that the square's dimensions are 3, so then there would be two 3's, since it is doubled. Then area is all 4 sides of the square. So then 4 x 3. That would mean that the area would quadruple, since it's x4.+
