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# Area from Medians length

Area of a triangle = $$\large \dfrac 4 3 *$$ (area of triangle formed by the three medians.)
If u,v,w are the lengths of the medians, the area is also =$$\large \dfrac{ 1}{ 3} *\sqrt{2(u^2v^2+v^2w^2+w^2u^2) -(u^4+v^4+w^4)}.$$

Note by Niranjan Khanderia
2 years, 1 month ago

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sir maybe you could just go to the site of University of Georgia and then look for this page on area of triangle given median lengths or you could just Google the above topic and I believe there is another webpage on the same topic which is very informative and there are other forms of the formula as well. thank you · 2 months ago

Thank you. · 2 months ago

http://jwilson.coe.uga.edu/emt725/Medians.Triangle/Area.Medians.Tri.html. That's for extra information, I found it wonderful · 2 months ago

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I was not allowed ! Any other way to see what you suggest ? Thanks. · 2 months ago

Cannot understand what you nean by 4/3 · 2 years, 1 month ago