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You need more information than this. What type of triangle (right angle or not), and you need to know atleast one side's length (or you can choose the size of one or two sides, and determine the rest.) E.g., for right angled triangle, area = 1/2 base x height. If you want base and height same size, you can determine this from this formula using area (known)

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