The surveyor's (shoelace) formula finds the area of which shape?
AA cone from its slant
BA polygon from its vertices
CA sphere from its radius
DA circle from its radius
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A polygon from its vertices
It uses the Cartesian coordinates of the vertices to compute the area of any simple polygon.
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