How do you find the area of triangle ABC given a=2, b=3, c=4? Trigonometry Triangles and Vectors Area of a Triangle 1 Answer Narad T. · [eden] Jul 23, 2017 The area is #=2.9u^2# Explanation: We apply Heron's formula #area =sqrt(s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c))# Where #s=(a+b+c)/2# Here, #a=2# #b=3# #c=4# Therefore, #s=(2+3+4)/2=9/2=4.5# So, # area = sqrt (4.5*(4.5-2) * (4.5-3) * (4.5-4) ) # #=sqrt8.3475# #=2.9u^2# Where #u#, represents the units in this case. Answer link Related questions How do you find the area of a triangle with 3 sides given? What is the area of a equilateral triangle with a side of 12? How do you find the area of a triangleABC, if #angleC = 62^@#, #b = 23.9# , and #a = 31.6#? How do you find the area of a triangleGHI, if #angleI = 15^@#, #g = 14.2# , and #h = 7.9#? What is Heron's formula? When do you use Heron's formula to find area? How do you find the area of a triangle ABC, if #a = 23#, #b = 46# , and #c = 41#? Question #f2e4c How do you find the area of the triangle given c= 4, A= 37 degrees, B= 69 degrees? How do you find the area of the triangle given C=85 degrees, a= 2, B= 19 degrees? See all questions in Area of a Triangle Impact of this question 7368 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License