Area of a Parallelogram with out cross products

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Homework Statement



given the vertices:
(0,0)
(3,1)
(2,3)
(5,4)

Homework Equations



solving without cross products and with mathematica if available


The Attempt at a Solution



Te1=[3]
[1]
Te2=[2]
[3]


[det[Ay]]
________

[det[A]]

get you the solution

i got 7

correct?
 
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Yeah it looks ok. By the way since you have mathematica, couldn't you have verified the answer?
 
Defennder said:
Yeah it looks ok. By the way since you have mathematica, couldn't you have verified the answer?

i don't have mathematica that why i was checking my answer. and to know i could do it by hand.

thanks!
 
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