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Using integration, find the area of the triangle ABC coordinates of whose vertices are A (4, 1), B (6, 6) and C (8, 4).

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A(4, 1), B(6, 6) and C(8, 4) are three given points.
Equation of AB is given byy-1 =6-16-4x-4y-1 =52x-4y=52x-9 .....1Equation of BC is given byy-6 =4-68-6 x-6y-6 =-x-6y=-x+12 .....2Equation of CA is given byy-4=1-44-8x-8y-4=34x-8y=34x-2 .....3
Required area of shaded region ABC
Shaded areaABC = areaABD+ areaDBC Consider a point Px, y2on AB and Qx, y1 on ADfor a vertical strip of length =y2-y1 and width= dx, area =y2-y1dx,The approximating rectangle moves from x=4 to x=6Hence areaABD =46y2-y1dx=4652x-9-34x-2dx=4674x-7dx=74×x22-7x46=7836-16-76-4=78×20 -14=352-14=35-282 =72 sq units

Consider a point Sx, y4 on BC and Rx, y3 on DC For a vertical strip of length =y4-y3 and width= dx, area =y4-y3dx,The approximating rectangle moves from x=6 to x=8area BDC=68-x+12-34x-2 dx=68-74x +14dx=- 74×x22 +14x68=- 7x28+14x68=-7864-36 +148-6=-78×28 +28=28 8=7 2Thus required areaABC=72+72=7 sq. units

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