Judging by the model given you will have five different area solving equations.
The first equation I would work on would be the upper left hand triangle, to solve the area of this section you need to first realize that the equation for finding the area of a triangle is (WxL)÷2. However, you are missing one side length from the triangle. You can figure out this side length by noticing that the rectangle next to it has one length of 13 and one of 9, so 13-9 would give you the sum of 4, which is the missing side length. Therefore, the equation would be (9x4)÷2, which if solved should result in 16 square cm.
Next I would work on the 9x8 rectangle next to the previous shape. The equation for this will be 9x8, which would result in 72 being the product.
Following that shape is another triangle, being the same as the previous one should result in the product of 16.
Next I would work on the 9x9 square beneath the 9x8 rectangle. The product of this should result in 81.
Lastly, the 12x9 triangle's product should result in 54.
Now you should add all of these products up! The sum from this I got was 239.
True - since the outlier is way off it will cause your average to mess up which is why we test multiple times to make sure we are more accurate with our numbers
