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If the points (1,2), (2,4) and (3,6) are the vertices of a triangle, its area is:

Class 10Area of a Triangle (Coordinates)Geometry — Coordinates
  • A0 sq units
  • B1 sq unit
  • C2 sq units
  • D3 sq units

Step-by-Step Solution

Area = |-2 + 8 - 6| = 0. The three points are collinear.
Answer: A) 0 sq units

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