The length of the side of the second square is [latex]\frac{s}{3}[/latex] so its perimeter is [latex]4\cdot\frac{s}{3}=\frac{4s}{3}[/latex]
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The length of the side of the second square is [latex]\frac{s}{3}[/latex] so its perimeter is [latex]4\cdot\frac{s}{3}=\frac{4s}{3}[/latex]