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Find the area A of △JKL with vertices J(−4,10), K(0,3), and L(−4,−2).

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Answer:

24 Square Units

Explanation:

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Answer:

24 sq. u.

Explanation:

1)For this triangle area, let's use the classic Euclidean formula:


\Delta \: area=(b*h)/(2)

2) Let's measure the lenght of the base, taking the y coordinate of J vertex and L Vertex


|10-(-2)|=|12|=12

3) Similarly to the height, taking the K and its distance to the base

|0-(-4)|=|4|=4

4) Plugging them in:


\Delta \: area=(12*4)/(2)=24

Find the area A of △JKL with vertices J(−4,10), K(0,3), and L(−4,−2).-example-1
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