Help please...!

Sara created the poster shown below:

A rectangle is shown. The length of the rectangle is labeled as length equal to 28 cm, and the width is labeled as width equal to 32 cm.

What would be the dimensions of the poster at fraction 1 over 4 times its current size?

Length = 7 cm, width = 8 cm
Length = 24 cm, width = 28 cm
Length = 32 cm, width = 36 cm
Length = 112 cm, width = 128 cm

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Help please...!

Sara created the poster shown below:

A rectangle is shown. The length of the rectangle is labeled as length equal to 28 cm, and the width is labeled as width equal to 32 cm.

What would be the dimensions of the poster at  fraction 1 over 4 times its current size?

Length = 7 cm, width = 8 cm
 Length = 24 cm, width = 28 cm
 Length = 32 cm, width = 36 cm
 Length = 112 cm, width = 128 cm

anonymous · Answer

@johnweldon1993

anonymous · Answer

am I still early? lol :)

johnweldon1993 · Answer

Yes! :P But I have my 8am that woke me up so it's okay :D

anonymous · Answer

Lol, :D <3

tapha · Answer

its a

anonymous · Answer

I know

johnweldon1993 · Answer

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At a quarter of that *the 1/4 of its size* we would have each number divided by 4...so

OHHH you know!!!! lol

sammixboo · Answer

You can mark out some choices as well. If someTHINg i 1/4 the size of another thing, that would mean that 1st something would be smaller, correct?

anonymous · Answer

but it says|dw:1447254018534:dw|

anonymous · Answer

but 1 over 4 times its current size? does that mean like doubling it?

sammixboo · Answer

If new length is 1/4 of the original size, that means it would be 1/4 smaller, or 25% smaller

sammixboo · Answer

So we can either divide the length and width by 4, or multiply it by 1/4 (or 0.25) and we will get the ame answer either way.

anonymous · Answer

Ohhhh Okay I understand :) Thank You!