How does the area of triangle PQR having its coordinates at (0,0), (3,0), (0,8) compared to the area of parallelogram GSTI whose coordinates are (1,1), (-1,1), (-1,-1), (1,-1)?

(a)The area of △PQR is 6 square units greater than the area of parallelogram GSTI.

(b)The area of △PQR is 6 square units less than the area of parallelogram GSTI.

(c)The area of △PQR is 8 square units greater than the area of parallelogram GSTI.

(d)The area of △PQR is 8 square units less than the area of parallelogram GSTI.

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