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Can we construct a parallelogram with one side and one diagonal?

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  • The area of the parallelogram with veca and vecb as diagonals-is given by:

    A
    `|veca xx vecb|`
    B
    `1/2|veca xx vecb|`
    C
    `1/3|veca xx vecb|`
    D
    None of these

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