Raman has a square cardboard of area 4 s...

Raman has a square cardboard of area `4 sq.ft,` from which he clips away a small square of area `1sq. ft` ,from one of the corners.Now, if he wants to cut up the remaining piece of cardboard into exactly four identical smaller pieces, the perimeter of each smaller piece is:

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