Given, triangle whose vertices are at A = (3, -1, 2) =3i−j​+2kB=(1,−1,−3)=i−j​−3k and C=(4,−3,1)=4i−3j​+k Let A, B , and C be the vertices of the △ABC , then the area of that triangle =21​×​AB×AC​AB=(i−j​−3k)−(3i−j​+2k)⇒AB=−2i+0k−5kAC=(4i−3j​+k)−(3i−j​+2k)⇒AC=i−2j​−k Now, AB×AC=​i−21​j​0−2​k−5−1​​⇒AB×AC=i(−10)−j​(2+5)+k(4−0)⇒AB×AC=−10i−7j​+4k⇒​AB×AC​=(−10)2+(−7)2+(4)2​⇒​AB×AC​=165​ The area of that triangle =21​×​AB×AC​⇒ The area of that triangle =21​×165​ Hence, the area of a triangle whose vertices are at (3, -1, 2), (1, -1, -3) and (4, -3, 1) is 165​/2