This math topic focuses on finding missing coordinates of right triangles on a Cartesian grid to achieve a given triangle area, using only positive numeric values. The problems involve calculating or deducing coordinates where the only variable is either the x or y-coordinate, with the area of the triangle provided. Each question offers multiple choice answers, assisting in understanding both the geometric and algebraic relationships between the area of a right triangle and its vertex coordinates. This subject is a part of a larger unit on Cartesian Grid Geometry Logic.

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