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find the area of the triangle formed by the point (2,3) , (-1,0) ,(2,-4)​

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Answered by 2006aayushchougule
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Answer:

hello,here is your answer

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given  A(2,3) ,  B(−1,0) ,  C(2.−4)  

If you have a good-enough visual imagination (or if you draw a sketch) you’ll realize that the triangle aligns nicely with the axes. (The A and C vertices have the same x-coordinate, making one side vertical; and the B coordinate is on the x-axis) So we have two right-angles triangles glued together. One with area  12×3×3=4.5  and the other with area  12×3×4=6 . So the area is  10.5 .

If you can’t visualize, and have no pencil, or are devoted to algebra, then you can use Heron’s Method…

|AB|=32+32−−−−−−√=18−−√  

|BC|=32+42−−−−−−√=5  

|AC|=02+72−−−−−−√=7  

So the semi-perimeter is  s=7+5+18√2=8.121320344  

Area=s(s−5)(s−7)(s−18−−√)−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−√=10.5

Answered by ravindersg1978
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

If you have a good-enough visual imagination (or if you draw a sketch) you’ll realize that the triangle aligns nicely with the axes. (The A and C vertices have the same x-coordinate, making one side vertical; and the B coordinate is on the x-axis) So we have two right-angles triangles glued together. One with area 12×3×3=4.5 and the other with area 12×3×4=6. So the area is 10.5.

If you can’t visualize, and have no pencil, or are devoted to algebra, then you can use Heron’s Method…

|AB|=32+32−−−−−−√=18−−√

|BC|=32+42−−−−−−√=5

|AC|=02+72−−−−−−√=7

So the semi-perimeter is  s=7+5+18√2=8.121320344

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