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What is the area of a triangle in terms of pi and R?
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What is the area of a triangle in terms of pi and R?

User Shreyos Adikari
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Pi is not involved in the calculation of a triangle's area.

If you're using 'R' to represent 'Radius', a triangle doesn't
have one of those either.

So neither pi nor R is involved in the area of a triangle.
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