how to measure the area of a triangle
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1/2 ×Base×Height
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U can use the below
1/2breadth *height
√3\4a^2(for equilateral triangle only)
√s(s-a))(s-b) (s-c) where s =a+b+c\2
A b c are sides of triangle
1/2breadth *height
√3\4a^2(for equilateral triangle only)
√s(s-a))(s-b) (s-c) where s =a+b+c\2
A b c are sides of triangle
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hello friend!
To find out the area of the triangle u can use
A= 1/2 x l x b x h
or
if they are given with 3 values..
you can use Heron's formula
s= a + b+ c ( s=semiperimeter)
A = √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)
hope it helps!
To find out the area of the triangle u can use
A= 1/2 x l x b x h
or
if they are given with 3 values..
you can use Heron's formula
s= a + b+ c ( s=semiperimeter)
A = √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)
hope it helps!
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