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How does changing the dimensions affect the area of a rectangle

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Answer:Even when the dimensions aren't being squared in an area formula, they might be multiplied together, so a change in one dimension can have a significant effect on the area. For example, the area for a rectangle may be calculated using A = LW, where the length L is multiplied by the width W.

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