The figure shown is a rectangle. If you draw a new rectangle in which the dimensions are doubled, what is the relationship between the PERIMETERS of the two rectangles?

AThe perimeter of the new rectangle is twice that of the original rectangle.

Eliminate

BThe perimeter of the new rectangle is one-half that of the original rectangle.

CThe perimeter of the new rectangle is four times that of the original rectangle.

DThe perimeter of the new rectangle is one-fourth that of the original rectangle.