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If we decrease both dimensions on a figure, how is the figure's area affected? The area increases. The area becomes 0. The area decreases. The area remains the same
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If we decrease both dimensions on a figure, how is the figure's area affected?

The area increases.
The area becomes 0.
The area decreases.
The area remains the same

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Answer:

The area decreases.

Explanation:

If we decrease both dimension on a figure, the figure is smaller.

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Answer:

The area decreases.

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