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If the original square is 3 in by 7 in, but then you enlarge the square to 6 in by 14 in, what percent of the smaller original square's area is the larger square's area?
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If the original square is 3 in by 7 in, but then you enlarge the square to 6 in by 14 in, what percent of the smaller original square's area is the larger square's area?

User Karolis Ramanauskas
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Explanation:

100(14(6))/(3(7))

100(84/21)

100(4)

400%

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