mugger2003 mugger2003

03-11-2016
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What is the area of a triangle whose vertices are D(3,3) , E(3,−1), and F(−2,−5) ?

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mmewaffles mmewaffles

03-11-2016

the area is 16 because the triangles length is 8 and the right is 4 so you multiply them and then you divide the answer of 8x4 into 2

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