formula for finding area of isosceles ∆
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area of triangle=1/2* length*breadth
if the length is not given we can use Heron's formula which is :
root of (s-a)(s-b)(s-c)
where s stands for semi perimeter and a, b and c are sides of the triangle.
if the length is not given we can use Heron's formula which is :
root of (s-a)(s-b)(s-c)
where s stands for semi perimeter and a, b and c are sides of the triangle.
smartygame:
heron's formula is root of s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)
and crrt ans is a× root of (4b^2 - a^2)/4
hmm
a =base ,b= equal sides
all over , nice try
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To find the area of an isosceles Δ ...
using the length of the sides ...
label the length of each side, the base and the height if it's provided. then, use the equation area ,,,,,
= 1/2 base times height to find the area..
using the length of the sides ...
label the length of each side, the base and the height if it's provided. then, use the equation area ,,,,,
= 1/2 base times height to find the area..
this is the formula for finding area of triangle but the formula for finding area of isosceles triangle is a× root of (4b^2 - a^2)/4
oh srry
tried my best
where a is base and b are equal sides
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