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Your friend wants to combine two ideas into one smooth sentence. Select ALL the correct ways to rewrite this using a present participle clause (-ing form):
Original: "Because she was exhausted from her workout, she skipped cooking dinner."
The correct answers are Being exhausted from her workout, she skipped cooking dinner and Exhausted from her workout, she skipped cooking dinner.
To replace a reason clause ("Because she was…"), use a present participle clause: Being + adjective or simply the past participle as a reduced form. "Having exhausted" is incorrect because it implies she exhausted something else, not that she was exhausted.