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A triangle has vertices at the points A(1,-5), B(-4,-3), and C(3,-3). What is the area of this triangle? Area = 3.b.h A. 5 square units OB. 16 square units C. 7 square units OD. 12 square units
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A triangle has vertices at the points A(1,-5), B(-4,-3), and C(3,-3). What is the area of this triangle?

Area = 3.b.h
A.
5 square units
OB. 16 square units
C.
7 square units
OD. 12 square units

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Answer:

the area of the triangle is 7 square units.

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A triangle has vertices at the points A(1,-5), B(-4,-3), and C(3,-3). What is the-example-1
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Answer:

the answer to the question will be A

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