if side of a square is doubled , then it's perimeter will be _ times the side.
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as we know all side of square are in equal length ; let's say it : a
thus perimeter of original square would be
a +a+a+a =4a ( or four times of a )
now let's turn to your question . if its sides gets double; then all of its sides get double
then new length would be: a+a = 2a
then let's find out perimeter , i.e. sum of all 4 sides
2a +2a+2a+2a = 8a
new change in perimeter = new perimeter/ original perimeter
= 8a/4a
= 2
hence we conclude that if the side of square is doubled ,then it's perimeter would be doubled.
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