Suppose you have a triangle (which may not necessarily be a right triangle) with sides a=27,\displaystyle {a}={27}, b=30,\displaystyle {b}={30}, and c=12,\displaystyle {c}={12}, use Heron's formula to find the following:

A) The semiperimeter of the triangle:

Answer: The semiperimeter is units long.

B) The area of the triangle:

Answer: The area is square units.
Round your area calculation to two decimal places (hundredths).