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What is the area of a general quadrilateral
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What is the area of a general quadrilateral

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Area of a general Quadrilateral =12 × diagonal × (Sum of height of two triangle)

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For a general quadrilateral; in addition s=½(a+b+c+d). Right: a parallelogram. Often, however, it is easiest to compute the area by dividing the quadrilateral into triangles. One can also divide into triangles to compute one side given the other sides and angles, etc.

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