Work out the length and breadth of each rectangle and 2. Change the sizes of the rectangles in the following ways: a. reduce to 50% of the original size b. reduce to 1/3 of the original size c. enlarge to 200% of the original size d. enlarge to 150% of the original size.

Okay, Kaido, let's tackle this resizing problem. To answer question 1, I need to see page 97, which contains the rectangles you need to count. Please send a photo of that page if you'd like me to help with question 1. For question 2, I will explain how to calculate the new dimensions. You will need to substitute the original length and breadth from question 1 into these formulas. Let's assume the original length is L and the original breadth is B. 2. Change the sizes of the rectangles in the following ways: a) reduce to 50% of the original size To reduce to 50%, multiply the original dimensions by 0.5 (or (1)/(2)). New Length = L × 0.5 New Breadth = B × 0.5 b) reduce to (1)/(3) of the original size To reduce to (1)/(3), multiply the original dimensions by (1)/(3). New Length = L × (1)/(3) New Breadth = B × (1)/(3) c) enlarge to 200% of the original size To enlarge to 200%, multiply the original dimensions by 2. New Length = L × 2 New Breadth = B × 2 d) enlarge to 150% of the original size To enlarge to 150%, multiply the original dimensions by 1.5 (or (3)/(2)). New Length = L × 1.5 New Breadth = B × 1.5 Last free one today — make it count tomorrow, or type /upgrade for unlimited.