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Each side of a square is 3inches long.a student increases the length of each side by 3inches.the are of the new Square is how many times the area of original square? A=2 B-3 C=4 D=a
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Each side of a square is 3inches long.a student increases the length of each side by 3inches.the are of the new Square is how many times the area of original square?

A=2
B-3
C=4
D=a

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The answer is Letter B
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