Is the perimeter and area of the square always the same?

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I think it would be because say you have a square and all the sides are 4. If you add all the sides you would get 16 for the perimeter. If you do 4 x 4 you would get 16 as the area. So i think they are the same but i am sometimes stupid so dont just take my word on it.
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