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A,B,C are the three vertices of a triangle such that they are equidistant from the origin. A and B lie on the positive Y and X axes respectively and C lies on the line y + x = a. If AB = √2a, find the area of the triangle. (C lies in the first quadrant) |
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Answer» A,B,C are the three vertices of a triangle such that they are equidistant from the origin. A and B lie on the positive Y and X axes respectively and C lies on the line y + x = a. If AB = √2a, find the area of the triangle. |
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