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Authors: James A. Smith
Introductory-level Geometric Algebra provides a simple, structured solution to an intriguing problem that has become popular online: A rectangle of unknown dimensions and area is divided into four triangles. Given the areas of three of the triangles, find the area of the fourth.
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