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Nathan2004:

Points A, D, and C are collinear. Find the area of ΔADB. Show your work. If the answer is not an integer, give the exact answer in simplest radical form.

Nathan2004:

Nathan2004:

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jhonyy9:

area triangle ADB equal area triangle ACB minus area triangle DCB yes ? sin 45 = CB / 6 sqrt2 / 2 = CB /6 6sqrt2 /2 = CB 3sqrt2 = CB sin 30 = CB / AB 1/2 = 3sqrt2 / AB AB = 2*3sqrt2 AB = 6sqrt2 AC^2 = AB^2 -CB^2 AC^2 = 72 -18 AC^2 = 54 AC = sqrt54 AC = 3sqrt6 area triangle ACB = CB *AC /2 area triangle ACB = (3sqrt2 *3sqrt6) / 2 area triangle ACB = (9sqrt12)/2 area triangle ACB = (18sqrt3)/2 area triangle ACB = 9sqrt3 length DC = length CB = 3sqrt2 area triangle DCB = BC *DC /2 area triangle DCB = (3sqrt2 *3sqrt2) /2 area triangle DCB = 9*2/2 area triangle DCB = 9 area triangle ADB = area triangle ACB - area triangle DCB area triangle ADB = 9sqrt3 - 9 hope helped

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