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  • ..., 0), let B be (0, 9), and let F be (12, 3). You can then use the shoelace theorem to find the area of DBF, which is 42. <math> \frac {42}{96} = \boxed{\frac ==Solution 6 (Wooga Looga Theorem)==
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  • ==Generalized Wooga Looga Theorem (The Devil's Triangle)== ...y. The Generalized Wooga Looga Theorem (Gwoologth) or the Devil's Triangle Theorem states that if <math>\frac{BD}{CD}=r, \frac{CE}{AE}=s</math> and <math>\fra
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  • [[Wooga Looga Theorem]] [[Georgeooga-Harryooga Theorem]]
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  • ...not an alternative to the [[Georgeooga-Harryooga Theorem]] because in this theorem the only situation that is not allowed is that all <math>k</math> objects a By the Arrangement Restriction Theorem, we get <math>\frac{8! - (8 - 3 + 1)!3!}{2} = \boxed{18000}</math> because
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