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The point `A(1,2), B(2,-3), C(-1,-5)` and `D(-2, 4)` in order are the vertices of

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`a to q,r, s;" b" to p; " c" to q,s; " d" to q`

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`h_(1) = |(10)/(sqrt(10))| = sqrt(10)`
`h_(2) = (10)/(sqrt(10)) = sqrt(10)`
Hence, the given lines form a square of side `sqrt(10)`. Therefore, the area is 10 sq. units.
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