Simple Geometry Question 100 Points How do you use coordinates to find the area of polygons?

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By finding the product of a point's x coordinate times the next point's y coordinate, then subtracting the y coordinate of the first point times the x coordinate of the second coordinate and dividing by two, you will find the area of the polygon

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