Rotations, reflections and translations are known as rigid transformations; this means they do not change the size or shape of a figure, they simply move it. These rigid transformations preserve congruence.
Dilation, however, are not rigid transformations, since they change the size of a shape. Dilation would not change the shape, just the size; the angle measures would be the same, and the ratio of corresponding sides would be equal to the scale factor used in the dilation. This would give us a similar, but not congruent, figure.
The diagonal of a square has a length of x sqrt(2), where x is the side length. This means the perimeter of the square is 4 (11.3/sqrt(2)), which means the perimeter is approx. 4*8, which is 32
