In the polar coordinate system, find the polar coordinate equation of a line or circle which is suitable for the following conditions: (1) a line passing through the pole with an inclination angle of π / 3 (2) A line passing through a point (2, π / 3) and perpendicular to the polar axis (3) A circle whose center is a (1, π / 4) and radius is 1 (4) A circle whose center is (a, π / 2) and radius is a

In the polar coordinate system, find the polar coordinate equation of a line or circle which is suitable for the following conditions: (1) a line passing through the pole with an inclination angle of π / 3 (2) A line passing through a point (2, π / 3) and perpendicular to the polar axis (3) A circle whose center is a (1, π / 4) and radius is 1 (4) A circle whose center is (a, π / 2) and radius is a

1. θ = π / 3 or θ = 4 π / 3
2、ρcosθ=1
3、ρ=2cos(θ-π/4)
4、ρ=2asinθ
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In the polar coordinate system, find the polar coordinate equation of the line or circle which is suitable for the following conditions: through the pole, the straight line whose inclination angle is π / 3
If the inclination angle is π / 3, the straight line is θ = π / 3
The "polar coordinate" equation of the circle with the center at a (1, π / 2) and radius 1,
Transformation formula between polar coordinate equation and rectangular coordinate equation
x=r*cosθ
y=r*sinθ
The above equation is very easy,
(x-1)^2+(y-π/2)^2=1
Take the upper transformation formula into the rectangular coordinate equation of the circle and simplify it again, isn't it?
It is known that {an} is an arithmetic sequence whose first term is a and tolerance is 1, BN = 1 + Anan. If BN ≥ B8 holds for any n ∈ n *, then the value range of a is______ .
The general formula of {an} sequence is an = a + n-1, ∵ BN = 1 + Anan = 1 + 1An = 1 + 1A + n − 1. ∵ BN ≥ B8 ∵ 1 + 1An ≥ 1 + 1a8, that is, 1An ≥ 1a8. The sequence {an} is an increasing sequence, and the tolerance is 1, ∵ A8 = a + 8-1 < 0, A9 = a + 9-1 > 0
The general form of transforming equation (x + 2) ^ 2 = (3x-4) ^ 2 into quadratic equation with one variable is___ Where the coefficient of quadratic term is___ The coefficient of the first term is___ %
The coefficient of the first term is______ The constant term is_____
The general form of the equation (x + 2) ^ 2 = (3x-4) ^ 2 is 8x ^ 2-28x + 12, in which the coefficient of quadratic term is 8 and the coefficient of primary term is 2800%
If 0 < a < 1 is known, then the number of real roots of the equation a ^ | x | = | log a x | is?
To find the number of real roots of the equation is to find the number of intersections of the images of two corresponding functions
The real root of the equation a ^| x | = | log a x | can be transformed into the intersection of the images of y = a ^| x |, y = | log a x |
Y = a ^ | x | is an even function. Draw the image of y = a ^ x (x > 0) and fold it along the y-axis to get the image of y = a ^ | x |
The function value of y = | log a x | is positive. First, draw the image of y = log a x, fold up the part below the X axis, and get the image of y = | log a x |
It is found that there are two intersections, so the corresponding equation has two real roots
If the function f (x) = cos2x + SiNx cosx TX increases monotonically on [0, π / 2], then the value range of real number T is?
The answer is (negative infinity, root 2-2]
Derivation
The first term of the arithmetic sequence {an} is a, the tolerance is D; the first term of the arithmetic sequence {BN} is B, the tolerance is e, if CN = an + BN, (n is greater than or equal to 1) and C1 = 4, C2 = 8. Find the general term formula of the sequence (CN)
Can we use C2 minus C1 to calculate the tolerance, and then directly say that the formula is CN equals 4 minus (n minus 1) 4 equals 4N? If not, please tell me why?
sure,
an=a+(n-1)*d
bn=b+(n-1)*e
cn=(a+b)+(n-1)*(d+e)
A + B is the first term and D + e is the tolerance
If x = 4 is a root of the quadratic equation x2-3x = A2, then the value of constant a is___ .
Substituting x = 4 into the equation x2-3x = A2, we can get 16-12 = A2, and the solution is a = ± 2, so the answer is: a = ± 2
If the equation (A-1) &# 178; - 2x + 1 = 0 has real roots, then the value range of a is
A = 1, then the equation is - 2x + 1 = 0
There are real roots
a≠1
It's a quadratic equation of one variable
So the discriminant △ = 4-4 (A-1) > = 0
A
This is a linear equation of one variable. No matter what value a takes, X has real roots