Mathematics
Length of a side and corresponding altitude of a triangle is doubled. The area of triangle will become :
double
half
four times
one-fourth
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Answer
The area of a triangle is given by:
Area = x length x altitude
When the length of the side and the corresponding altitude of the triangle are doubled:
Area1 = x 2 x length x 2 x altitude
=
= 4 x Area
Area1 = 4 x Area
Thus, the new area of triangle becomes four times the original area.
Hence, option 3 is the correct option.
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