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02-06-2018
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Identify the area of the polygon with vertices P (1, 2), Q (1, 4), R (−1, 6), and S (−3, 2).

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02-06-2018

The area of the polygon with vertices P (1, 2), Q (1, 4), R (−1, 6), and S (−3, 2) is 10.

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