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Let ABC be a right triangle (∠C=90°). Let CH be the altitude of the triangle ABC. Given that CH = AH+3 = BH −4. Find the area of ABC.

Let ABC be a right triangle (∠C=90°). Let CH be the altitude of the triangle ABC. Given that CH = AH+3 = BH −4. Find the area of ABC.
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Let ABC be a right triangle (∠C=90°). Let CH be the altitude of the triangle ABC.

Given that CH = AH+3 = BH −4. Find the area of ABC.

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Answer: 150

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Let ABC be a right triangle (∠C=90°). Let CH be the altitude of the triangle ABC. Given-example-1
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