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Mathemaniac | 4 DIFFERENT ways to prove Heron's formula @mathemaniac | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
Your high school Math(s) teacher might not even explain to you how Heron's formula is derived, let alone Heron's original idea. This video explains 4 different ways to prove the Heron's formula.

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This is a sort of experiment for longer videos. I am not exactly sure whether this would be helpful for both you and me, but let's see.

Sources:

manuscriptsandmore.liverpool.ac.uk/?p=3947 (Euclid’s photo)

famous-mathematicians.com/heron-of-alexandria (Heron’s photo)

famousmathematicians.net/pythagoras (Pythagoras’ photo)

brilliant.org/wiki/cosine-rule (Cosine law proof)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heron%27s_formula#Proofs (Selected Heron's formula proof)

Other useful links:

mathsdoctor.co.uk/revision-help/gcse/geometry-and-measures/proof

quora.com/How-do-you-derive-Heron%E2%80%99s-Area-Formula/answer/Trevor-Cheung

ckhtrevor.quora.com/Brahmagupta-s-formula-more-about-Heron-s-formula

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Video chapter feature:
00:00 Intro
00:54 Using cosine law
02:30 Using Pythagoras theorem
03:34 Geometric proofs background
07:02 Heron's original proof
11:22 Modernised Heron's proof
14:19 Endcard stuff
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