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Triangle Calculator

Enter the three sides of a triangle to solve its main measurements.

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Triangle details

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Formula & disclaimer

Area = √(s(sβˆ’a)(sβˆ’b)(sβˆ’c)); Angles Use the Law of Cosines; s = (a+b+c) Γ· 2

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Formula reviewCalcs at Hand Editorial TeamVerified 28 August 2026 Β· automated checks included

How to read this result

Three useful checks, kept deliberately short.

What this result includes

The area is 6 square units and the largest angle is 90Β°.

A practical example

A triangle with sides 3, 4 and 5: Check the triangle inequality Β· Use Heron's formula for area Β· Use the law of cosines for angles.

Common input mistake

The side labels match the opposite angles A, B and C.

Formula and assumptions

Area = √(s(sβˆ’a)(sβˆ’b)(sβˆ’c)); Angles Use the Law of Cosines; s = (a+b+c) Γ· 2

Any two side lengths must add to more than the remaining side.

Keep in mind: Results are rounded for display; the calculation retains full available precision.

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Last formula check28 August 2026
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