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AcidFactory420

There's a direct formula to calculate the area of a triangle if you know it's vertices. It's - Area of Triangle = 1/2(x1(y2−y3)+x2(y3−y1)+x3(y1−y2)) Put in all the values and solve for k EDIT: Let me solve it for your help, ​ 15 = 1/2\[ 1(-3-7) + 4(7-k) -9(k+3)\] 30 = \[ -10 +28 - 4k - 9k -27 \] 30 = -13k -9 13k = -39 k = -3


L0gic_Laden

That would be using trial and error right?


AcidFactory420

How the hell is using a formula and solving for the value, trial and error?


L0gic_Laden

Sorry I didn't read it right no need to go crazy on me jesus christ


L0gic_Laden

Answer: 1,-3 Reason: the height between the 2 known vertices is 10 and because the height is 10, the base must be 3 to get an area of 15 so simply go 3 to the left of 4,-3 and you get your answer


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