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how much is the area of triangle whose vertices are collinear​

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Answered by drchethanashivapraka
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Answer:

If the vertices of a triangle are collinear ie lie on the same line,a triangle cant be formed in the first place.

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Answered by Anonymous
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What is the area of a triangle whose vertices are collinear ?

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\maltese \: \:  \underline{\bold{Answer :}}

The area of a triangle whose vertices are collinear is zero.

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If the vertices of a triangle will be collinear ie. all the vertices of the triangle will be at the same point then triangle won't be formed and hence the area of a triangle whose vertices are collinear is zero.

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Collinear means all the points lie in the same straight line.

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