HELP PRE-CALC! Determine whether a triangle can be formed with the given side lengths. If so, use Heron’s formula to find the area of the triangle. a = 240 b = 133 c = 174
6582.82 No triangle is formed. 11,317.51 6568.72
how do you know
well in at triangle,try to see if \[a+b>c\] \[c+a>b\] \[b+c>a\]
can you show me
240+133>174 240+174>133 133+174>240 check if all these is true
yes true
@Jonask
so now Hebrons eqaution \[A=\sqrt{s[(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)}\] \[s=(a+b+c)/2=(240+133+174)/2\] have you seen it before
so whats the final answer?? @Jonask
\[\sqrt{273,5(273,5-240)(273,5-133)(273,5-174)}\]
so whatever the answer to that is, thats my final anwer?? @Jonask
that doesnt do anything?!?!?!?!?! http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%E2%88%9A273%2C5%28273%2C5-240%29%28273%2C5-133%29%28273%2C5-174%29 can you please tell me?!?!?!? @Jonask
?????/
you can use a calculator
i did. on wold, it didnt show up
*wolf
do you have the Heron’ equation
I suppose that's Heron's formula which you use to calculate the area of triangle here.
why is it not working on wolfram
else you can remove root of 128085964,4375
square root
Because you typed a comma instead of of dot :S Also, you have to put a bracket for the things under the square root
spazdaw ???
can you type it out for me/
@Callisto @Jonask
Can you try typing it out first?
can you please just tell me the answer. i gotta leave soon
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