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Class 9th
Mathematics
Chapter 12 - Heron's Formulas
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Answered by suyanshi
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Answer:

By Heron's formula,

first,s=a+b+c/2 where a,b,c are the sides of the triangle. After that, apply the following formula of triangle:-

Area of∆=√s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)

#other formulas related to triangle are following:

area of an euilateral triangle=√3/4a square

area of an isosceles triangle=b/4√4a square-b square

area of a rhombus= 1/2×product of its diagonals

area of a square=side× side

Step-by-step explanation:

Hope it will help you.

If u want some more formulae,take the help of book

Answered by Dinosaurs1842
6

Answer :-

Formula :-

Heron's formula is a method used to find the area of a triangle when it's 3 sides are given.

According to the formula,

In order to find the area of the triangle, we first have to find it's semi - perimeter.

PERIMETER :-

Perimeter refers to the total length of the boundry of any figure. It is calculated by adding all the values of the figure's sides.

SEMI PERIMETER :-

Semi perimeter refers to ½ of the perimeter.

 \boxed{ \sf semi \: perimeter =  \dfrac{ a+ b + c}{2} }

'a', 'b' and 'c' here refer to the 3 sides of the triangle.

When the value of the semi perimeter is found,

The area of the figure will be :-

\boxed{\sf \sqrt{s  (s - a)  (s - b)  ( s-b)} }

The sides of the triangle are subtracted from the semi perimeter and then multipled with the semi perimeter. The root of this value is the area of the traingle.

Example :-

Let us take an example to understand this formula.

Let,

  • a = 4cm
  • b = 13cm
  • c = 15cm

Now that we have the values of the triangle's sides, let us find the semi perimeter of the triangle

 \implies \sf semi \: perimeter =  \dfrac{4 + 13+ 15}{2}

 \implies \sf semi \: perimeter = 14cm

By substituting this value,

 \implies \sf \sqrt{(16) \times (16 - 4) \times (16 - 13)  \times (16 - 15)}

\implies \sqrt{16   \times 12\times 3 \times 1}

\implies \sf \sqrt{576} {cm}^{2}

\implies \sf {24cm}^{2}

Hence the area of the triangle is 24cm²

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