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Help please !!!!!!!!!!!!

Help please !!!!!!!!!!!!-example-1
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Yeah what the person said i was about to say!
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Answer:

You would need to Quadruple the length.

Explanation:

In this picture, the scaled drawing's perimeter is equal to 12. So if you quadruple the length, the actual perimeter would be 48.

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