Me the dimensions of a square are doubled. what happens to the area of the square? a) the area triples. b) the area doubles. c) the area quadruples. d) the area stays the same.

C) The area quadruples.

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose the original side dimension is x. Then the area is x².

Now, we double the side dimension to 2x. Then the area is (2x)² = 4x², which is four times (quadruple) the original area.

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