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find the area of triangle whose vertices are (a+1)(a+2),(a+2) ; (a+2)(a+3)'(a+3) and (a+3)(a+4),(a+4)

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find the area of triangle whose vertices are (a+1)(a+2),(a+2) ; (a+2)(a+3)'(a+3) and (a+3)(a+4),(a+4)​

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find the area of triangle whose vertices are (a+1)(a+2),(a+2) ; (a+2)(a+3)'(a+3) and (a+3)(a+4),(a+4)