Question

Elsie, who loves to garden, has the garden plot above. The width of her current garden is 12 the length. Elsie wants to increase both the width and length of her garden to twice the size. What is the area of the original garden? What is the area of the new garden? How do the areas compare?

Answer 1

Answer:

14*7=98    (Original area)

28*14=392      (New area)

The area of the new one is 4 times the original, since the width and length wee doubled.

28 is the doubled amount of 14. 14 is the doubled amount of 7.

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