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Draw a quadrilateral in the Cartesian plane, whose vertices are `(-4, 5) , (0, 7) , (5, -5) " and " (-4, -2) `. Also , find its area.

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`(121)/2` square unit.
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  • The area of triangle whose vertices are (1,2,3), (2,5,-1) and (-1,1,2) is

    A
    150 sq. units
    B
    145 sq. units
    C
    `sqrt155/2` sq. units
    D
    `155/2` sq.units
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