Given that ab = 1, CD = 2, the circumscribed sphere radius r = 3 in the tetrahedral ABCD, the maximum volume of the tetrahedral ABCD can be obtained

Given that ab = 1, CD = 2, the circumscribed sphere radius r = 3 in the tetrahedral ABCD, the maximum volume of the tetrahedral ABCD can be obtained


The data of this question is not very good, and it doesn't make much sense to do it. We can get V less than or equal to (1 / 3) * (√ 5 + 2 √ 2)



Why is the sixth power of 2 + the sixth power of 2 equal to the seventh power of 2
Why is the sixth power of 2 + the sixth power of 2 = the seventh power of 2


The sixth power of 2 + the sixth power of 2
=The sixth power of 2 * 2
=1 power of 2 * 6 power of 2
=The 7th power of 2



What is 4.91 times 10 to the sixth power


The sixth power of 10 is six 10 times = 1000000, and then multiplied by 4.91 = 4910000



Find all prime numbers so that the third power of P minus the seventh power of Q equals P minus Q


P ^ 3-q ^ 7 = P-qP * (P ^ 2-1) = Q * (Q ^ 6-1) because both P and Q are prime numbers, P | Q ^ 6-1q | (P + 1) (p-1) P | (Q + 1) * (Q ^ 2-Q + 1) * (Q ^ 2 + Q-1) obviously, in Q | (P + 1) * (p-1), if Q | P + 1 and Q | P-1 are satisfied at the same time, then q = 2, but it is not consistent with the original question