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Nidhi Jain
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Well this is GMATprep question. Ans. shld be B
<ABC is a right angled triangle. So, AB^2 = AC^2 - BC^2, that will give AB = Root 3
Area = (1/2) (Root 3) (1) = Ans B
<ABC is a right angled triangle. So, AB^2 = AC^2 - BC^2, that will give AB = Root 3
Area = (1/2) (Root 3) (1) = Ans B
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Nidhi Jain
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Vladmire, I rechecked it in GMATprep too. Software says B as the answer.
Vladmire / Moonlite, can you please explain how you reached C?
Vladmire / Moonlite, can you please explain how you reached C?













