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A side of square B is four times the length of a side of square A. How many times greater is the area of square B than the area of square A?

A side of square B is four times the length of a side of square A. How many times greater is the area of square B than the area of square A?
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A side of square B is four times the length of a side of square A. How many times greater is the area of square B than the area of square A?

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Answer:

16 times

Explanation:

Area is 2D so you have to square the side length.

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