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Triangle Area Calculation Methods

The document discusses different types of data: numerical (discrete/continuous) and categorical (nominal/ordinal). It provides formulas for calculating the area of a triangle using two sides and the included angle, as well as using all three sides. The area can be calculated using A = (1/2)ab sinC for two sides and the angle, or using Heron's formula with the semi-perimeter for three sides.

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Triangle Area Calculation Methods

The document discusses different types of data: numerical (discrete/continuous) and categorical (nominal/ordinal). It provides formulas for calculating the area of a triangle using two sides and the included angle, as well as using all three sides. The area can be calculated using A = (1/2)ab sinC for two sides and the angle, or using Heron's formula with the semi-perimeter for three sides.

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Data-

Numerical= discrete/ continuous

Categorical= Nominal /Ordinal

Therefore, if we are given two sides of a triangle


and the angle between them, we can find the
Area by calculating:
 
1
A= a b sinC
2
 
This formula will work for all acute and obtuse
angles.

Finding the Area if you know all three sides of the


Triangle:
 
a+b+ c
Calculate the value of s =
2
 
Then Area =
√ s ( s−a )( s−b ) (s−c)

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