Concept:To find the area of a triangle from vertices, use the determinant formula, then divide twice the area by the base length to get the altitude.Explanation:Let P(5,3), Q(−5,−2), and R(3,−8).Area is given byA=21∣5(−2−(−8))+(−5)(−8−3)+3(3−(−2))∣Simplify each term:A=21∣5(6)+(−5)(−11)+3(5)∣A=21∣30+55+15∣=21(100)=50So, Area =50 square units.Take QR as the base:QR=(3−(−5))2+(−8−(−2))2QR=82+(−6)2=64+36=10Now, Area =21×base×altitude:50=21×10×h=5hh=10Thus, altitude =10 units.Answer:Area =50cm2 and Altitude =10cm, i.e., Option C.