Not nessecarily. If the perimeter changes to smaller numbers, is decreases.
Let's say that you have a garden with a fence that's 10×5 ft. Your area is 50 ft^2, because you multiplied the two sides. Your perimeter is 30, because you added the length of all sides, 10+10+5+5.
A tornado came by :( It knocked your whole fence down. After it went by, you rebuilt it. It's a lot smaller, at 7×3. That's an area of 21 ft^2, and a perimeter of 7+7+3+3, or 20.
Your friends felt bad for you, and gave you money to add more fence. You put it up, and now the fence is 15×10, which is 150 ft^2! Your perimeter is 15+15+10+10, or 40!
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can you show the rest of the last option? if there isn't anything cutoff, then the last option would be correct. also, you can use desmos .com next time to help you graph
