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Find the area of a triangle three ways: from base and height, from the three side lengths, or from the coordinates of its corners.
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Pick the method that matches what you know.
If you know a base and the perpendicular height, use ½ × base × height.
If you know all three side lengths, Heron’s formula gives the area.
If you know the corner points, the shoelace formula gives the area from the coordinates.