SOLUTION: A triangle has vertices at A(-5,3), B(1,-1), C(0,4), find the area of the triangle

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Question 1049939: A triangle has vertices at A(-5,3), B(1,-1), C(0,4), find the area of the triangle
Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A triangle has vertices at A(-5,3), B(1,-1), C(0,4), find the area of the triangle
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You can find the lengths of the sides, then use Heron's Law.

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