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Deerpan Posted 21 years ago
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3 or 4?
I wondered when we say "this room is three times larger than that one", it means this room is 3 or 4 times of that one?
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It is three times larger. If room A is x square meters, then larger room B is 3x square meters. Set x=7 A= 7 sq.
- It is three times larger.
- If room A is x square meters, then larger room B is 3x square meters.
- Set x=7 A= 7 sq.
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- B = 3x = 21 sq.
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It is three times larger.
If room A is x square meters, then larger room B is 3x square meters.
Set x=7
A= 7 sq. m.
B = 3x = 21 sq. m.
If room A is x square meters, then larger room B is 3x square meters.
Set x=7
A= 7 sq. m.
B = 3x = 21 sq. m.
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