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2. The area of a figure is 207 m². If the dimensions are multiplied by what will be the area of the new figure?
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2. The area of a figure is 207 m². If the

dimensions are multiplied by what will
be the area of the new figure?

2. The area of a figure is 207 m². If the dimensions are multiplied by what will be-example-1
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23 m^2. the dimensions are multiplied by 1/3, so the area needs to be multiplied by (1/3 x 1/3) or divided by 9. 207/9 = 23
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