Can you make the area of your shape go up but the perimeter go down?

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If you use a triangle as your shape it will make the perimeter smaller then your area but if you use a circle your perimeter will be more smaller then your area.

Virty [35]3 years ago

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Yes,you can.

-- If it's a rectangle, make it more square ... make the length and width
more nearly equal.

-- No matter what shape it is, make it more like a circle. The circle
has the most possible area inside the smallest possible perimeter.

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