Given that point P is on the straight line passing through points B (0,2) and C (4,0), and the ordinate is - 1, point q is on the image of y = 3 / x, if PQ / / Y axis, the coordinates of point q are obtained Well, you should be right. Don't answer indiscriminately

Given that point P is on the straight line passing through points B (0,2) and C (4,0), and the ordinate is - 1, point q is on the image of y = 3 / x, if PQ / / Y axis, the coordinates of point q are obtained Well, you should be right. Don't answer indiscriminately


Kbc=-0.5 Lbc:y=-0.5x+2
Y = - 1, x = 6, so p (6, - 1)
PQ / / y so x = 6, y = 1 / 2
So Q (6,1 / 2)



Point P is on the straight line passing through point B (0,2) C (4,0), and the ordinate is - 1. Point q is on the image of y = 3 / X. if PQ ‖ X axis, calculate the coordinates of point Q
Is PQ ‖ Y axis (input error)


PQ is parallel to y, otherwise the previous condition is useless, because the ordinates of PQ are the same, then we know Q



If the distance from a point P on the bisector of ∠ AOB to OA is 5 and Q is any point of ob, then ()
A. PQ>5B. PQ≥5C. PQ<5D. PQ≤5


If the distance between P and OA on bisector of ∠ AOB is 5, then the distance between P and ob is 5. Because q is any point of ob, then PQ ≥ 5, so B is selected



It is known that: as shown in the figure, a point P, P1 and P2 in ∠ AOB are respectively symmetrical points about OA and ob. P1p2 intersects OA with m and ob with N. if p1p2 = 5cm, then the perimeter of △ PMN is ()
A. 3cmB. 4cmC. 5cmD. 6cm


∵ P and P1 are symmetrical with respect to OA, ∵ OA is the vertical bisector of line segment PP1, ∵ MP = MP1. Similarly, P and P2 are symmetrical with respect to ob, ∵ ob is the vertical bisector of line segment PP2, ∵ NP = NP2, ∵ p1p2 = p1m + Mn + NP2 = MP + Mn + NP = 5cm, then the perimeter of △ PMN is 5cm