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First you decide on the figure. Then you do your calculations accordingly. For example:

* For a circle, divide the perimeter (which in this case is actually called a circumference) by pi. Then draw a circle with that radius.

* For a triangle, choose three numbers that add up to 13 cm. For instance, if you want an equilateral triangle, divide 13 by 3, to get the length of each side. Note: You can't just choose any side length; no side may be as long, or longer, than the sum of the other sides. For instance, 2 cm, 2 cm, 9 cm won't work. (Each side must individually be shorter than 1/2 of 13 cm).

* Similarly for a quadrilateral, pentagon, etc.

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