Geometry, specifically the geometry of triangles

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 A triangular park has sides measuring 150 meters, 120 meters, and 90 meters. Calculate the area of the park using Heron's formula.

Remember, Heron's formula for the area � of a triangle with sides of lengths �, �, and � and semiperimeter � is given by:

where �=�+�+�2

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