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Graph the triangle ABC with the vertices A(-4,1), B (-2,1) and C (-1,-2)
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Graph the triangle ABC with the vertices A(-4,1), B (-2,1) and C (-1,-2)

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The area of triangle is in last the sin a and cos c is to the right and bc is at the top in the attachment

Graph the triangle ABC with the vertices A(-4,1), B (-2,1) and C (-1,-2)-example-1
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