Hi,

a square garden has a side of (x-7y)m. what would be the effect on it's area if the lenght is doubled.

A(square) = side^2 = 

length doubled

 A = [2(x-7y)]^2 =   

That is the Area would increase by 4 times (the effect of squaring the 2)

for ex: tripling the length would result in Area increasing by 9 times 

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