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Kim’s herb garden is 2 feet by 4 feet. He wants to double the length and the width of the garden. How will the area of the herb garden change?
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Kim’s herb garden is 2 feet by 4 feet. He wants to double the length and the width of the garden. How will the area of the herb garden change?
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It will be 32 feet. You must double eat number. Two doubled is 4. Four doubled is 8. Then you multiple 4x8.
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If both the length and width are doubled, then the entire thing is quadrupled, so it will go from 8 feet squared to 32 feet squared.
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