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The coordinates of the vertices of a triangle are [m(m+1),m+1],[(m+1)(m+2),m+2] and[(m+2)(m+3), m+3], show that the area of the triangle is independent of m

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`therefore` area of the triangle =1 square unit , which is independent of m
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