Area = width + width + length + length.
The formula for the area of a rectangle is length × width.
Area = length × 2 + width × 2.
Area = length^2 + width^2.
The area is 15 square meters (5 × 3).
The area is 8 square meters (5 + 3).
The area is 10 square meters (5 × 2).
The area is 20 square meters (5 × 4).
Area is expressed in square units, like square meters or square centimeters.
Area is expressed in cubic units, like cubic meters.
Area is expressed in linear units, like meters.
Area is expressed in spherical units, like sphere meters.
Yes, area can be negative if calculated incorrectly.
Yes, a negative area can occur in certain scenarios.
No, the area of a rectangle cannot be negative.
Sometimes, if one side is negative, area can be negative.
The area is reduced by half.
The area remains the same.
The area becomes three times larger.
If the width doubles, the area also doubles.
True, a square is a rectangle with all sides of equal length.
False, a square is not related to a rectangle.
False, a square is only a rhombus.
True, but only if the rectangle is rotated.
The area is doubled.
The area remains unchanged.
The area becomes nine times larger.
The area becomes six times larger.
The area equals the width.
The area is indeterminate.
The area would be 0 because any number multiplied by 0 is 0.
The area depends on the width's length.
No, rotating a rectangle does not change its area.
Yes, rotating reduces the area.
Only if rotated more than 90 degrees.
Yes, it decreases by a factor of the rotation angle.
The width is 10 units.
The width is 5 units (20 ÷ 4).
The width is 4 units.
The width is 6 units.
Because it measures the perimeter of a rectangle.
Because multiplying length by width gives the total number of square units that fit inside the rectangle.
Because adding length and width gives the area.
Because it calculates volume, which is equivalent to area.
You divide the original area by 2.
Use the new length in the formula: (original length + 2) × width.
Use the original length in the formula: original length × (width + 2).
Area does not change unless the width changes.
The area is 42 square centimeters (8 + 7).
The area is 56 square centimeters (8 × 7).
The area is 48 square centimeters (8 × 6).
The area is 60 square centimeters (8 × 7 ÷ 1).
Find the area by summing all point values.
Calculate the difference in x-coordinates for length and y-coordinates for width, then multiply them.
Use the midpoint formula for both x and y coordinates.
Draw a diagonal and use it directly as area.
No, the area is evenly distributed across its length and width.
Yes, depending on its composition.
Yes, with an uneven base.
No, unless it is tilted.