Math, asked by anandjha0909, 5 months ago

the area of a triangle whose side are 15cm, 25cm and 14cm is

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of a triangle =1/2*base*height

but the picture is not given

Cause if the figure is not given then how can we find which is the base and which is the height.

Answered by mazerunner1608
2

Answer:

the area of triangle = root of (s-a)(s-b)(s-c)

Semiperimeter= a+b+c/2= (15+25+14)÷2 = 54÷2=27

area of triangle = root of (27-25)(27-15)(27-14)

= root of 2×12×13

= root of 4×78

= 2 root 78 cm²

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