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Rectangle A has side lengths measuring 4 inches and 9 inches. Rectangle B is similar to rectangle A but has side lengths three times longer than rectangle A. What is the area of rectangle B? O A. 12 square
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Rectangle A has side lengths measuring 4 inches and 9 inches. Rectangle B is similar to rectangle A but has side lengths three times longer

than rectangle A.
What is the area of rectangle B?
O A. 12 square inches
OB. 36 square inches
O c. 78 square inches
O D. 108 square inches
O E. 324 square inches

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the answer is c. 78 square inches.

- you take both 4 and 9, multiply them by 3 which would give you 12 and 27. then you add 27 twice and 12 twice, together and get 78.
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