Give a counterexample to show whether the following proposition is false. (1) an axisymmetric figure is an isosceles triangle. (2) if a number can be divisible by 2, it can also be divisible by 4 (3) If the square of any number is greater than 0 (4), the sum of two acute angles is an obtuse angle (5). If the distance between a point and the two ends of a line segment is equal, then this point is the midpoint of the line segment

Give a counterexample to show whether the following proposition is false. (1) an axisymmetric figure is an isosceles triangle. (2) if a number can be divisible by 2, it can also be divisible by 4 (3) If the square of any number is greater than 0 (4), the sum of two acute angles is an obtuse angle (5). If the distance between a point and the two ends of a line segment is equal, then this point is the midpoint of the line segment


The false circle is also axisymmetric
2 false 2 cannot be divisible by 4
3 the square of 0 equals 0
4. A triangle of false 15 degrees, acute angle and acute angle
Outside the false line segment, a point on the middle line is the same as the endpoint, but not the midpoint



If 2x + 5Y = 20, and X, y are positive numbers, find the maximum value of logx + log? Use the basic inequality solution


logx+logy=logxy
Find the maximum value of XY
The root of 20 = 2x + 5Y > = 2 (10xy)
The root of 10 = 2x + 5Y > = (10xy)
square
100>=10xy
xy



The three sides of a right triangle are 6cm, 8cm and 10cm respectively. If the three sides of a right triangle are rotated for one circle to form a rotating body, what are their respective volumes?


Answer: 1) rotate on 6cm side: H = 6, r = 8
V1=πr^2h/3=π*8*8*6/3=128π
2) Rotation on 8cm side: H = 8, r = 6
V2=πr^2h/3=π*6*6*8/3=96π
3) Rotate on the 10cm side: H = H1 + H2 = 10, r = 8 * 6 / 10 = 24 / 5
V3=πr^2h/3=π*(24/5)^2*10/3=76.8π



220 V AC is input to the full bridge rectifier, and the voltmeter measures 220 V, but if the electrolytic filter capacitor is added, it will be 320 V DC. Why


Because the value measured by AC voltmeter is the effective value of AC voltage
The DC voltage after rectification and filtering is the peak value of AC, and the peak value is about 1.4 times of the average value



Set a = {1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10} to find the number of subsets containing 1


Except for 1, the other elements have two choices, which are in the target set or not,
So the answer is 2 ^ 9 = 512



Geometric line segment proof: known: point C is a point on line segment AB, and 3aC = 2Ab, D is the midpoint of AB, e is the midpoint of CB, de = 6, find the length of ab
Write an answer that I can understand
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A——D—C——E——B
∵3AC=2AB
∴AC=2/3AB
∴BC=AB-AC=AB-2/3AB=1/3AB
∵ D is the midpoint of ab
∴BD=1/2AB
∵ e is the midpoint of BC
∴BE=1/2BC=1/6AB
∴DE=BD-BE=1/2AB-1/6AB=1/3AB
∴1/3AB=6
∴AB=18
The math group answered your question,



Let the third-order matrix a satisfy A2 = e (E is the identity matrix), but a ≠ ± E. try to prove that: (rank (A-E) - 1) (rank (a + e) - 1) = 0


It is proved that: ∵ A2 = e ∵ 0 = (A-E) (a + e) ∵ 0 = R ((a + e) (A-E)) ≥ R (a + e) + R (A-E) - 3 ∵ R (a + e) + R (A-E) ≤ 3 and & nbsp; R (a + e) + R (A-E) = R (a + e) + R (e-A) ≥ R (a + e + e-A) = R (2e) = 3 〈 R (a + e) + R (A-E) = 3. Because a ≠± e, 〈 R (a + E) ≠ 0, R (A-E) ≠ 0 〉 R (a + e), one of R (A-E) is 1 〈 (rank (A-E) - 1) (rank (a + e) - 1) = 0



3.4.12.16.24.60 which are divisors of 60 and which are multiples of 6


Multiple for integer m (except 0), can be divided by n (M / N), then M is the multiple of N. relatively speaking, n is called the factor of M. for example, 15 can be divided by 3 and 5, so 15 is the multiple of 3, and it is also the multiple of 5



If ∫ XF (x) DX = SiNx + C, then f (x) =?


∵∫xf(x)dx=sinx+C
∴xf(x)=(sinx)'=cosx
f(x)=cosx/x



What is the plural of German?


The second floor is wrong
There are three kinds of nouns indicating "a Chinese"
1. The plural of Japanese and Chinese remain unchanged
2. French, English, Dutchman, etc. change a to E
3. The plural of German, Russian, American, Indian, Italian, Korean, etc. plus s