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integral95
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To get the area of the triangle, you have to use the perpendicular distance from the line AB to P, that's the height. The base is of course the distance of AB.
Then find the max area using the max min theorem. Which turns out to be 3/4 of part i)
Then find the max area using the max min theorem. Which turns out to be 3/4 of part i)
