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Similar to the way we find Area of a triangle when pts are 2D (x,y) [i.e.the easy  the determinant form), is there any such way to find area of triangle when vertices are in 3D co ordinates (x,y,z)


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in 2D we should have two equations.Similarly in 3D we should have three equations.in this case also we can use detrminants.

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man its impossible to calc the area of triangle if 3 vertices are given in form of #D coordinates
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