It looks like you've posted an image of some math exercises involving calculations with polygons and word problems. While I can't provide specific answers directly from images, I can guide you on how to approach these types of problems.
Here's a general approach for tackling math exercises like these:
Understanding the Problem:
- Read the problem carefully.
- Identify what is being asked and what information is given.
Set Up the Equation:
- Use the given information to set up equations or expressions.
- For geometric problems, use formulas related to perimeter, area, etc.
Solve the Equations:
- Perform algebraic manipulations to solve for the unknowns.
- Keep track of units (e.g., cm, m).
Check Your Solutions:
- Plug your solution back into the original problem to ensure it makes sense.
- Verify the results with multiple methods if possible.
Word Problems:
- Translate words into mathematical expressions.
- Define variables for unknown quantities.
- Set up equations based on relationships described in the problem.
If you can share specific details or examples from the text, I can help you set up or solve specific kinds of math problems.