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Due to the symmitry about y axis, one point is (-4,0), and the other will be (4,0), hence distance of the base = 8, the perimeter = 18. That means other sides will be (18-8)/2 = 5 long each. Hence we have two triangles each with a base of 2 and hyp. of 5 and hight =3, hence area of both = 2* 1/2* 4*3 = 12
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