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Find the area of the quadrilateral with vertices at (a, b), (-b,0), (0, -a), and (a, -b). Given that a > b > 0. Thank you.
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Let's assume that \(\bf a =2 ,\ b=1\) which satisfies the inequality \(\bf a > b > 0\). So our 4 coordinates become: \(\bf A(2,1) ,\ B(-1,0) ,\ C(0,-2) ,\ D(2,-1)\). Let's plot these points: |dw:1374902238505:dw|A you can see, segments AB and AD will always be congruent. Another thing we see is that we have a division of 2 triangles of the original trapezoid.
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