The dimensions of square A are three times the dimensions of square B. The area of square A is 2,916cm2.
What is the area of square B?
Let x be the dimensions of square B.
Since square A is three times the dimensions of square B, the dimensions of square A would be 3x.
The area of square A is given as 2,916cm^2:
(3x)^2 = 2,916
9x^2 = 2,916
x^2 = 324
x = 18
Now, we can find the area of square B:
Area of square B = x^2 = 18^2 = 324 cm^2
Therefore, the area of square B is 324 cm^2.