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Jeremy is going to help his neighbor build a patio similar in shape to his patio. Jeremy's neighbor's patio will have twice the
area of Jeremy's patio. How can Jeremy use the dimensions of his patio to determine the dimensions of his neighbor's patio?
2.
A. Multiply each dimension by
B. Double each dimension.
Square each dimension.
D. Add 5 to each dimension.

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