Question

Maria claims the following about rectangles:

If the width of a rectangle is doubled, and the length remains unchanged, the area of the rectangle will increase by at least $$10$$ square units.

Which of the following is a counterexample that disproves Maria's claim?

Accepted Answer

a rectangle with width $$2$$ units and length $$2$$ units

Answer

a rectangle with width $$5$$ units and length $$4$$ units

Answer

a rectangle with width $$4$$ units and length $$3$$ units

Answer

a rectangle with width $$3$$ units and length $$5$$ units

Question 8 - Quantitative Reasoning Practice Test for the CLT