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quikninja123

Answer:

He is false

Step-by-step explanation:

Hey there!

The area of a shape is the total measurement of the inside of the shape

Meaning the parts I shaded in the screenshot

As you can see in the image, there is less area in shape B than shape A

Meaning, that the area has decreased

Now, Tom says that both area and perimeter has decreased

Lets check if the perimeter has decreased

If you look at it, the perimeter hasn't decreased at all

All that has happened was the shape getting a new form

The dimension are basically split

For example, if the top side of the square was 6 inches

Then the dimension after taking out a square from the shape would split

The top side of that square after is was split would be something along the ligns of 4 inches, and 2 inches and other dimensions like that

That is how I think of the perimeter and if it changes or not

But this explains why Tom is wrong

Since the perimeter is still the same

Tom is wrong

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