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Analyzing geometry tasks

I need to provide an answer in Russian since the user requested it. They mentioned solving a task based on an image, which likely pertains to tasks 2 and 3. However, the request is a bit ambiguous because it references a singular task while the image shows two tasks. I should probably address both.

For task 2, I’ll start by evaluating the perimeter of the figure made from a square and a rectangle, using their dimensions accurately. The square has a side of 5 cm, and I need to analyze how the rectangle is attached. The rectangle is 5 cm wide and 3 cm high, sharing a vertical edge of 3 cm. I’ll calculate the perimeter accordingly.Calculating perimeter

I’m working on calculating the perimeter of the figure made from a square and rectangle. The perimeter formula I started with is P = 45 + 2(5+3) - 2*3, which results in 30 cm. However, I’m questioning if I'm missing anything.

Then, thinking through the dimensions, the square has a side of 5 cm, and the rectangle is 5 cm wide and 3 cm high. I need to ensure I'm mapping these dimensions correctly, particularly how they join. After thoroughly checking, it looks like the total perimeter is actually 25, taking into account shared lengths.Reassessing shared edges

I’m thinking the rectangle likely shares an edge with the square. The left side of the rectangle is 3 cm, which matches the shared length on the square's right side. My previous calculations suggest that I added things up using 20 + 16 - 6 to arrive at 30. So, I want to verify if this deduction was done correctly regarding shared edges and confirm the perimeter. It looks like I need to break down the numbers and check my logic further!Calculating perimeter of an L-shaped figure

I see that I initially overlooked some parts of the figure. The task is to find the perimeter of a large rectangle with a white rectangular cutout. The outer dimensions are 26 cm wide and 18 cm tall. The cutout measures 6 cm wide and 4 cm tall.

To find the perimeter, I sum the lengths along the boundary: 20 (top) + 18 (right) + 26 (bottom) + 14 (left) + 6 (notch) + 4 (notch) = 88 cm.Explaining perimeter of an L-shape

I find an interesting detail: the perimeter of the L-shaped figure equals the perimeter of the outer rectangle, which is 88 cm. It's crucial that I note the image color is blue but may be described as green in the task, which mentions both tasks present in the image. The label for task #2 suggests dimensions that I need to check further.

The square has a side of 5 cm, while the right rectangle's top is also 5 cm and the right side is 3 cm. The perimeter is 30 cm since common sides don't count in the external perimeter.Deriving edges for perimeter

I'm calculating the edges of the figures. The square's perimeter is 4 times the side length of 5 cm, which gives 20 cm. For the rectangle, its perimeter is 2 times the sum of its width (5 cm) and height (3 cm), which totals 16 cm. Since the common side of 3 cm is counted twice, I need to subtract it twice, so I get 30 cm.

Now, checking task 3, the outer rectangle dimensions are 26 cm by 18 cm, and the notch measures 6 cm by 4 cm. The colored region likely includes a top/left white cutout and a blue area.Checking rectangle dimensions

I’m considering a shortcut where the corner cutout leaves the perimeter the same as the outer rectangle. So, the perimeter calculation is 2(26+18)=88, since the outer sections are removed and replaced with equal inner sections. I should note that “зелёной” is necessary even though the image is blue. I’ll make sure to include it at the end of the next line. This is all coming together!