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Let `a,b,c` be coordinates of vectices `A,B,C` of `DeltaABC,[a,b,c` are complex numbers]. If each of `a,b,c` are unit modulus and exists `alpha` such that `(a sec alpha)+b+(c tan alpha)=0,[alpha in(0,pi/2)].` then area of `DeltaABC` can be

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