sin(x-y)cosy+cos(x-y)siny=?

sin(x-y)cosy+cos(x-y)siny=?


sin(x-y)cosy+cos(x-y)siny
=sin(x-y+y)
=sinx



Let α, β, y ∈ R, then sin α + sin y = sin β, cos α + cosy = cos β, then α - β


Sin α + siny = sin β sin α - sin β = - siny, the squares of both sides get Sin & # 178; α + Sin & # 178; β - 2Sin α cos β = Sin & # 178; y ① cos α + cosy = cos β cos α - cos β = - cos & # 178; α + cos & # 178; β - 2cos α cos β = cos & # 178; y ② ① + ② get 1 + 1-2



Given that the point (m, n) is on the image of inverse scale function y = - 2 / x, then the value of Mn is


The point (m, n) is on the image of inverse scale function y = - 2 / X
When x = m, y = n
So n = - 2 / m
So Mn = - 2



The image of the first-order function y = ax + B intersects with the x-axis and y-axis at points m and N respectively, and intersects with the image of the inverse scale function y = KX at points a and B. passing through point a, AC ⊥ x-axis and AE ⊥ Y-axis respectively, the perpendicular feet are C and e respectively; passing through point B, BF ⊥ x-axis and BD ⊥ Y-axis respectively, the perpendicular feet are f, D, AC and BD, intersecting with point K respectively, connecting CD (1) If points a and B are on the same branch of the image with inverse scale function y = KX, as shown in Fig. 1, we try to prove that: (1) s quadrilateral AEDK = s quadrilateral cfbk; (2) if points a and B are on different branches of the image with inverse scale function y = KX, as shown in Fig. 2, then are an and BM equal? Try to prove your conclusion


(1) It is proved that: ① ∵ AC ⊥ x-axis, AE ⊥ y-axis, ∵ quadrilateral aeoc is rectangular. ∵ BF ⊥ x-axis, BD ⊥ y-axis, ∵ quadrilateral bdof is rectangular. ∵ AC ⊥ x-axis, BD ⊥ y-axis, ∵ quadrilateral AEDK, dock, cfbk are rectangular. (1 point) ∵ OC = x1, AC = Y1, x1 · Y1 = k, ∵ s rectangular aeoc = OC · AC = x1 · Y1 = k ∵ of = X2, FB = y2 = k, ∵ s rectangular bdof = of · FB = x2 · y2 = K Rectangular aeoc = s rectangular bdof. ∵ s rectangular AEDK = s rectangular aeoc-s rectangular dock, s rectangular cfbk = s rectangular bdof-s rectangular dock, ∵ s rectangular AEDK = s rectangular cfbk. (2 points) ② it is known from (1): s rectangular AEDK = s rectangular cfbk. ∵ AK · DK = BK · CK. ∵ akck = bkdk. (4 points) ∵ AKB = ∵ CKD = 90 degree, ∵ AKB ∵ CKD. (5 points) ∵ CDK = ∵ Abk. ∥ ab ∥ CD. (6 points) ∥ AC ∥ Y axis, The parallelogram acdn is a parallelogram. An = CD. (7 points) similarly BM = CD. (8 points) (2) an and BM are still equal. (9 points) ∵ s rectangle AEDK = s rectangle aeoc + s rectangle ODKC, s rectangle bkcf = s rectangle bdof + s rectangle ODKC, and ∵ s rectangle aeoc = s rectangle bdof = k, ∵ s rectangle AEDK = s rectangle bkcf. (10 points) ∵ AK · DK = BK · CK. ∵ ckak = dkbk. ? k = ∠ K, ∩ CDK ∽△ ABC. ∽ CDK = ∽ ABC. ∽ ab ∥ CD. (11 points) ∵ AC ∥ y-axis, ∽ quadrilateral andc is parallelogram. ∽ an = CD. Similarly, BM = CD. ∽ an = BM. (12 points)



It is known that when x = 5, the quadratic function f (x) = ax ^ 2 + BX + C obtains the minimum, the first n terms of the arithmetic sequence an and Sn = f (n),
a2=-7,
1. Find the value of a, B, C
2. General term formula of sequence an


From the meaning of the title, - B / 2A = 5, that is, B = - 10A; ①
If an is an arithmetic sequence, then Sn = (a1 + an) n / 2 = f (n) = an ^ 2 + BN + C,
So C = 0, a1 + an = 2axn + 2B, ②
When n = 2, a1 + A2 = 4A + 2B = a + B-7,
That is 3A + B = - 7, ③
① A = 1, B = - 10,
Dai Ren (2) got an = 2n-11



As shown in the figure, the image of inverse scale function y = KX (k > 0) intersects the edges AB and BC of rectangular oabc at points D and e respectively. (1) if k = 2, calculate the area of △ ODA. (2) if B (3, a), D (1, a), use the algebraic expression containing a to express the ordinate of point E. (3) if point E is the midpoint of BC, prove that point D is the midpoint of ab





(2013 &; Neijiang) as shown in the figure, the image with inverse scale function y = K / X (x > 0) passes through the intersection m of diagonal lines of rectangular oabc, and is respectively located at AB, AB, and
As shown in the figure, the inverse scale function y = K / X
The image of (x > 0) passes through the intersection m of the diagonal of the rectangular oabc and intersects at points D and e at AB and BC respectively. If the area of the quadrilateral odbe is 9, then the value of K is 0


Young students, this question examines the geometric meaning of the coefficient K of the inverse proportion function. If you cross any point on the hyperbola and make a vertical line to two coordinate axes respectively, the area of the rectangle surrounded by the coordinate axis is equal to | K |. This knowledge point is the key point of the senior high school entrance examination. You should master it



As shown in the figure, point C is on ⊙ o with ab as the diameter, CD ⊥ AB is on point P, let AP = a, Pb = B. (1) find the length of chord CD; (2) if a + B = 10, find the maximum value of AB, and find the value of a and B at this time


(1) ⊙ AB is the diameter of ⊙ o, CD ⊥ AB is at point P, in right triangle ACB, according to the projective theorem, PC2 = AP · Pb, ∵ AP = a, Pb = B, ∵ CD = 2pc = 2pc2 = 2Ab, (2) ∵ a + B = 10, ∵ ab ≤ (a + B2) 2 = 25, if and only if "a = b = 5" = "holds



If the function y = KX + B passes through the point (1, - 2), then its intersection coordinates with the Y axis are (0, - 4) and parallel to the straight line y = - 2x, then the function expression is y =? When x = 1, y =?


y=-2x-4



Given that the line y = KX + B is parallel to y = - 1 / 2x, and the ordinate of the intersection point with y axis is 3, then the function expression is


Parallel to y = - 1 / 2x, then k = - 1 / 2
If the ordinate of the intersection point with the Y axis is 3, then the intercept B = 3
So y = - 1 / 2x + 3