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3 years ago

If the perimeter changes does the area increase

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Not nessecarily. If the perimeter changes to smaller numbers, is decreases.

Let's say that you have a garden with a fence that's 10×5 ft. Your area is 50 ft^2, because you multiplied the two sides. Your perimeter is 30, because you added the length of all sides, 10+10+5+5.

A tornado came by :( It knocked your whole fence down. After it went by, you rebuilt it. It's a lot smaller, at 7×3. That's an area of 21 ft^2, and a perimeter of 7+7+3+3, or 20.

Your friends felt bad for you, and gave you money to add more fence. You put it up, and now the fence is 15×10, which is 150 ft^2! Your perimeter is 15+15+10+10, or 40!

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djverab [1.8K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

Yes,the area is the space inside a shape. If we change the borders of the shape, in space in the interior will change.

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