Math, asked by alalisha3622, 2 months ago

the area of triangle whose vertices are a(0,2)B(2,0) andc(0,4)​

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Answered by adarsh2511
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

if you try to plot the points roughly

you will find that the height of triangle is 2 unit (2,0)

and the base of triangle is also 2 units (4-2,0-0)

so area = 1/2 × base × height

             = 1/2 ×2×2

             = 2 unit square

Answered by arpank722
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Step-by-step explanation:

if we plot we get,,

1. the distance from the origin and the point B(2,0)

is 2 unit (height,, lies on x-axis)

2.the distance from the point A(0,2) to the point c(0,4) is 2 unit (base,,lies on y-axis)

so the area of the ∆ABC will be 1/2 ×2 ×2 sq.unit =2 sq.unit

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