Annabelle measured her bedroom as 11 ft 13 ft, which is 143 square feet. She wants to change the units to square inches. Which statements should she consider when converting? Check all that apply.

There are 12 inches in every foot.

The length and width will increase by a factor of.

The length and width will increase by a factor of.

The area will increase by a factor of, since area is length times width.

The area will increase by a factor of, since both the length and width increase by that factor.

The area will increase by a factor of, since both the length and width increase by that factor.

The area will increase by a factor of, since both the length and width increase by that factor.

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Amiah Winters

Mathematics

11 March, 20:21

Annabelle measured her bedroom as 11 ft 13 ft, which is 143 square feet. She wants to change the units to square inches. Which statements should she consider when converting? Check all that apply.

There are 12 inches in every foot.

The length and width will increase by a factor of.

The length and width will increase by a factor of.

The area will increase by a factor of, since area is length times width.

The area will increase by a factor of, since both the length and width increase by that factor.

The area will increase by a factor of, since both the length and width increase by that factor.

The area will increase by a factor of, since both the length and width increase by that factor.

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Alyson Fitzgerald · Answer 1

There are 12 inches in every foot.

The length and width will increase by a factor of 12.

The area will increase by a factor of 144, since area is length times width.

Note:

The area is the same, except hat it is expressed in different units.

The area is

(11 ft) * (13 ft) = 143 ft²

In inch-units, the area is

(11*12 in) * (13*12 in)

= (12*12) * (11*13)

= 144*143

= 20,592 in²