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If `m_(1)` and `m_(2)` are the roots of the equation
`x^(2)+(sqrt(3)+2)x +(sqrt(3)-1)=0`
Show that the ares of the triangle formed by the lines `y=m_(1)x, y=m_(2)x` and y = c is `((sqrt(3)+sqrt(11))/(4))c^(2)`.

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