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Let A(m) be the minimum area of the tri...

Let `A_(m)` be the minimum area of the triagnle whose vertices are `A(-1,1,2), B (1,2,3)` and `C(t,1,1)` where t is a real number . Compute the value of `(1338 sqrt(3))(A_(min))`.

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