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for square = side * 4
for rectangle = 2 (length + breadth)
for triangle = sum of all the sides
regular polygon = side * 5
regular hexagon = side * 6
in fact , if all the sides of any quadilateral are equal , then the perimeter of the figure will be the lenght of the side multiplied by the number of total sides in the figure
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