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(a)

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The three vertices of a triangle are \"\" and \"\".

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1. Draw a coordinate plane.

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2. Plot the three vertices of triangle.

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3. Connect those vertices with a triangle.

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(b)

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Find the altitude from vertex \"\" of the triangle to side \"\":

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Let the altitude is \"\".

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First find the equation of line \"\".

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Let the vertices are \"\" and \"\".

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Slope of \"\":

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\"\"

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Point-slope form of line equation is \"\".

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Substitute the point \"\" and the slope \"\" in the point-slope form.

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\"\"

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The distance between the line \"\" and the vertices \"\" is the altitude(\"\").

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The altitude from vertex \"\" of the triangle to side \"\" is \"\" units.

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 (c)

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Find the area of the triangle:

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Area of the triangle = \"\".

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Let \"\" be the distance between the vertices \"\" and \"\".

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\"\"

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Substitute the values \"\" and \"\" in area formula.

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Area of the triangle is:

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\"\"

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Area of the triangle is \"\" square units.\"\"

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(a)

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Graph of the triangle.

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\"\"

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(b) The altitude from vertex \"\" of the triangle to side \"\" is \"\" units.

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(c) Area of the triangle is \"\" square units.