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Irregular polygon area and perimeter

Irregular polygon area and perimeter: Apply the shoelace formula to ordered vertices and sum edge lengths, including the closing edge.

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Apply the shoelace formula to ordered vertices and sum edge lengths, including the closing edge. Reject intersecting nonadjacent edges.

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Vertices CSV: x,y in boundary order
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A worked example

Vertices CSV: x,y in boundary order
x,y 0,0 4,0 4,3 0,3
12

Assumptions & limits

Use consistent stated units. Ideal geometric or physical model; verify dimensions and applicability before real-world design.

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Method updated 2026-10-17. Content checked against the stated method and examples. Our verification approach.

Common questions

Should I repeat the first vertex at the end?

No. Enter boundary vertices once in clockwise or counterclockwise order. The closing edge is added automatically.

How does Irregular polygon area and perimeter work?

Apply the shoelace formula to ordered vertices and sum edge lengths, including the closing edge. Reject intersecting nonadjacent edges.

What are the limits of Irregular polygon area and perimeter?

Use consistent stated units. Ideal geometric or physical model; verify dimensions and applicability before real-world design.

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