To determine the area of a rectangle, you can ascertain it by multiplying the length of one side by the length of another side, perpendicular to the first:
Here's an alternative explanation for calculating the area of a quadrilateral by splitting it into two triangles and using Heron's formula: When dealing with a four-sided plot, whether regular or irregular, you can partition it into two triangles. The area of each triangle can then be computed using Heron's formula, which accounts for all three side lengths:
Choose the number of sides (3 to 10) and enter the lengths of each side.
Note: Please ensure that the side lengths are valid for the polygon you are trying to calculate.
Error: The side lengths provided cannot form a valid polygon. Please check the input values and try again.
Success: The area has been calculated successfully!