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Find the area of the quadrilateral whose vertices

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How do we calculate the area of this quadrilateral using the coordinates of the four vertices? The answer is simple. We divide the quadrilateral in two triangles (using either of the diagonals), calculate the (positive value of) the areas of each triangle, and add these values to obtain the total area.

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