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MRENTHUSIASM (talk | contribs) (Put the discussion of the Shoelace Theorem on this page since I don't really want to complicate things up. I'd like to keep the solution page clean. Let me know if you disgree with this action.) |
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Remark (Coordinate Geometry)
Alternatively, use the Shoelace Theorem once you have found the coordinates in terms of 
and 
. The s and s will conveniently cancel and the answer is (still) 
.
~Fasolinka
