If A = 3r^2h^2, and (rh) increases by 100%, then the new A is how many times greater than the old A? PLEASE HELP ME!!! (Specify your answer)

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Answer:

Explanation:

Rewrite
A=3(rh)^2 .

If
(rh) increases by 100%,
increases by a factor of
2^2=4 .

Asaka answered Oct 31, 2023

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