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\underline{The \ value \ of \ [AEF] \ is \ \dfrac{4}{9}}

The reason the above value is correct is given as follows:

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The symbol for the area of a triangle ΔXYZ = [XYZ]

The side length of the given square ABCD = 1

The location of point <em>E</em> = Side \overline{BC} on square ABCD

The location of point <em>F</em> = Side \overline{CD} on square ABCD

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The area of ΔCEF, [CEF] = 1/9 (corrected by using a similar online question)

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To find the value of [AEF]

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The area of a triangle = (1/2) × Base length × Height

Let <em>x</em> = EC, represent the base length of ΔCEF, and let <em>y</em> = CF represent the height of triangle ΔCEF

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The area of a triangle ΔCEF, [CEF] = (1/2)·x·y = x·y/2

The area of ΔCEF, [CEF] = 1/9 (given)

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\overline{BE} = BC - EC = 1 - x

The area of ΔABE, [ABE] = (1/2)×AB ×BE

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The area of ΔABE, [ABE] = (1/2)× 1 × (1 - x) = (1 - x)/2

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The area of ΔADF, [ADF] = (1/2)×AD ×DF

AD = 1 = The length of the side of the square

The area of ΔADF, [ADF] = (1/2)× 1 × (1 - y) = (1 - y)/2

The area of ΔAEF, [AEF] = [ABCD] - [ADF] - [ABE] - [CEF]

[ABCD] = Area of the square = 1 × 1

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From \dfrac{x \cdot y}{2} = \dfrac{1}{9}, we have;

x = \dfrac{2}{9 \cdot y}, which gives;

[AEF] =  \dfrac{9 \cdot x + 9 \cdot y - 2}{18}

Area of a triangle = (1/2) × The product of the length of two sides × sin(included angle between the sides)

∴ [AEF] =  (1/2) × \overline{AE} × \overline{FA} × sin(∠EAF)

\overline{AE} = √((1 - x)² + 1), \overline{FA}  = √((1 - y)² + 1)

[AEF] =  (1/2) × √((1 - x)² + 1) × √((1 - y)² + 1) × sin(45°)

Which by using a graphing calculator, gives;

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Plugging in y =  \dfrac{5 + \sqrt{7} }{9} and rationalizing surds gives;

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Therefore;

\underline{[AEF]= \dfrac{4}{9}}

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