if you make a banner with the length of 11 inches what is my perimeter and area?

if you have a rectangula  banner that has a length of 44 inches and has a perimeter of 156 inches and a area of 1496 square inches. if i make a similar figure as the original banner with the length of 11 inches what is my perimeter and area?

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The perimeter will be proportionately smaller. Your banner is 11in long which is 1/4 the size of the large banner (44in), so its perimeter will be 1/4 of 156 inches=39in. The area, being a square measurement, will be 1/16 (square of 1/4) the area of the large banner=1496/16=93.5sq in.

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