Triangle Perimeter
Also known as perimeter of a triangle · sum of the sides
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Add the three sides. The only subtlety is which triples are legal: the triangle inequality demands that each side be shorter than the sum of the other two, so 2, 3, and 10 cannot close into a triangle no matter how you arrange them. Given a perimeter and two sides, the third follows by subtraction — the surveyor's way of closing a traverse.
Triangle Perimeter
Where
- = Perimeter
- = Side a
- = Side b
- = Side c
Missing one of these? Work it out first, then come back
- Perimeter — Square Perimeter, Rectangle Perimeter
- Side a — Parallelogram Perimeter, Law of Sines
- Side b — Parallelogram Perimeter, Law of Sines
- Side c — Parallelogram Perimeter, Law of Sines