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Question
Area of a triangle whose vertices are (a cosθ,b sinθ), (−a sinθ, b cosθ) and (−a cosθ, −b sinθ) is -
Options
A.ab sinθcosθ
B.acosθ sinθ
C.
ab
abD.ab
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