Using Pythagoras theorem, prove that the area of an equilateral triangle of side ‘a’ is √3/4*a^2
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Let the side of triangle be a.
Now, Semiperimeter of triangle = (a + a + a)/2 = 3a/2
Area of triangle by Heron's formula =
Now, s - a = (3a/2) - a = a/2
And, a = b = c = a (Equilateral triangle)
Thus, Area = √3/4a×a^2
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Now, Semiperimeter of triangle = (a + a + a)/2 = 3a/2
Area of triangle by Heron's formula =
Now, s - a = (3a/2) - a = a/2
And, a = b = c = a (Equilateral triangle)
Thus, Area = √3/4a×a^2
Hope it helps you
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