Pick a shape, enter its measurements and get the area and perimeter.
Area measures the surface a shape covers and perimeter the length of its edge. Use the same unit for every measurement: the area comes out in that unit squared.
For triangles we use the three sides and Heron’s formula, so you don’t need the height.
Circle: A = π·r², P = 2·π·r Triangle (Heron): A = √(s(s−a)(s−b)(s−c)), s = (a+b+c)/2
Multiply length by width. If it’s L-shaped, split it into two rectangles and add their areas.
Those sides can’t close into a triangle: each side must be shorter than the other two added together.