what is the area of the triangle?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick's_theorem Check this out instead, this makes this super easy. i=8, b=18 i+b/2-1=8+9-1=16 DONE! :D
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i dont get it
I havent given a proper answer for you question. Sorry Instead I showed you a smart way of doing this problem.
i believe its A
am i right?
I dont know but I will help you now.
So given 3 points A,B,C with coordinates \[(x _{i}, y _{i})\] i=1,2,3 The area of the triangle is: \[\frac{ 1 }{ 2 } \left[ x _{1} \left( y _{2}-y _{3} \right) +x _{2}\left( y _{3}-y _{1}\right) +x _{3}\left( y _{1} -y _{2}\right)\right]\]
Also I left out an absolute value function, as the area cannot be -
This should simplify as \[x _{1}=x _{2}\]
OK I know the solution now, do you?
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