[10] (3) Consider the triangle, A ABC, in R³, A B C given that the three vertices are GIVEN: S is the area of A ABC, FIND: S = = = (-1,2,0) (1,0,1) (0,1,– 2)
[10] (3) Consider the triangle, A ABC, in R³, A B C given that the three vertices are GIVEN: S is the area of A ABC, FIND: S = = = (-1,2,0) (1,0,1) (0,1,– 2)
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![[10] (3) Consider the triangle, A ABC, in R³,
given that the three vertices are
=
B
с =
GIVEN: S is the area of A ABC,
FIND: S
=
(-1,2,0)
(1,0,1)
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Transcribed Image Text:[10] (3) Consider the triangle, A ABC, in R³,
given that the three vertices are
=
B
с =
GIVEN: S is the area of A ABC,
FIND: S
=
(-1,2,0)
(1,0,1)
(0,1,-2)
![[10] (3) Consider the triangle, A ABC, in R³
A = (1,0,1)
given that the three vertices are B (1, -2,1)
с
(1,1,-2)
Determine the area, S, of A ABC.
S = A(DABC)
= 1/2/2/² || ² × 51
= 1/1/12 (6)
= 3
=
6₂
à = (0,-2, 0)
b= (0,1,-3)
⇒→â× b = |
î
13
%
1
(6,-(0), 0)
Always
search for the
simplest
pathway
towards the
solution.
B](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fee0c127e-d0a4-49c0-af4a-f4a1c985886b%2Fca6fa298-a19d-4c2a-85e2-9a70b7b73ae3%2Fm19jow8_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:[10] (3) Consider the triangle, A ABC, in R³
A = (1,0,1)
given that the three vertices are B (1, -2,1)
с
(1,1,-2)
Determine the area, S, of A ABC.
S = A(DABC)
= 1/2/2/² || ² × 51
= 1/1/12 (6)
= 3
=
6₂
à = (0,-2, 0)
b= (0,1,-3)
⇒→â× b = |
î
13
%
1
(6,-(0), 0)
Always
search for the
simplest
pathway
towards the
solution.
B
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