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Vertices `Ba n dC` of ` A B C` lie along the line `(x+2)/2=(y-1)/1=(z-0)/4` . Find the area of the triangle given that `A` has coordinates `(1,-1,2)` and line segment `B C` has length 5.

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`sqrt((1775)/(28))` sq. units
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