A rectangular wall area is tiled with 9-inch-by-9-inch decorative square tiles. What is the perimeter of the wall area? (1) It takes 48 of the square tiles to cover the wall area. (2) The number of tiles along each of the horizontal boundaries of the wall area is three times the number of tiles along each of the vertical boundaries of the wall area.

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A rectangular wall area is tiled with 9-inch-by-9-inch decorative square tiles. What is the perimeter of the wall area? (1) It takes 48 of the square tiles to cover the wall area. (2) The number of tiles along each of the horizontal boundaries of the wall area is three times the number of tiles along each of the vertical boundaries of the wall area.