The formula to find the area of a triangle: 12×base×height, is valid only for a right angled triangle.
False
We can find the area of any triangle using the formula: 12×base×height, as long as we know the length of base and height of the triangle.
Example:
△ABC is not a right angled triangle, but we know the length of its base and its height. Thus, we can calculate its area.
⇒ Area =12×15×10=75 square units.
Thus, the given statement is False.