It is known that the circle centered on point P passes through points a (- 1,0) and B (3,4), and the vertical bisector of line AB intersects the circle P at points c and D, and | CD | = 4 10. (1) Find the equation of straight line CD; (2) Find the equation of circle P; (3) Set the point Q on the circle P. how many points Q have the area of △ qAB equal to 8? Prove your conclusion

It is known that the circle centered on point P passes through points a (- 1,0) and B (3,4), and the vertical bisector of line AB intersects the circle P at points c and D, and | CD | = 4 10. (1) Find the equation of straight line CD; (2) Find the equation of circle P; (3) Set the point Q on the circle P. how many points Q have the area of △ qAB equal to 8? Prove your conclusion

(1) ∵ KAB = 1, the coordinates of the midpoint of AB are (1,2) ᙽ the equation of the straight line CD is: Y-2 = - (x-1), i.e. x + Y-3 = 0; (2) if the center of the circle P (a, b), then a + B-3 = 0 is obtained from P on CD. ① and the diameter | CD | = 410, | PA | = 210 ﹤ (a + 1) 2 + B2 = 40; ② ① substituting ② to eliminate a, we can get b2-4b-12 = 0, and the solution is b =

It is known that the center of the circle P is in the second quadrant and passes through a (- 1,0) and B (3,4). The vertical bisector of line AB intersects the circle P at points c and D, and CD = 4 pieces of 10. (1) find the equation of circle P. (2) suppose the point q is on the original P, how many points are there for △ qAB to get Mina and point Q equal to 8? Prove your conclusion

(1) The center of the circle is on the straight line CD, so the radius is two 10,
The coordinates of intersection point of line AB and CD are (3-1) / 2 = 1, (4 + 0) / 2 = 2, that is, the coordinates of intersection point are (1,2),
And the linear equation of AB is X-Y + 1 = 0, so the slope of line CD is - 1. The equation of straight line CD is x + Y-3 = 0 from the point oblique formula. Therefore, we can set the coordinates of the center of the circle as (x, - x + 3). A right triangle is formed by the distance from the center of the circle to the line AB and the half and radius of the chord ab
So the equation of circle P is (x + 3) ^ 2 + (y-6) ^ 2 = 40
(2) The linear equation of AB is X-Y + 1 = 0, the length of AB is 4 pieces 2, let Q (x0, Y0), the distance from point Q to line AB is h,
Because the area of △ qAB is 8, so four 2 * 0.5 * H = 8, the solution H = 2 2 2,
So the distance from point Q to line AB is x0-y0 + 1 / root 2 = 2,
The result shows that x0-y0 = 3 or x0-y0 = - 5

There is a point P (- 1,2) in the circle (x + 1) ^ 2 + y ^ 2 = 8, and ab passes through the point P (1). If the absolute value of chord length AB = 2, the root sign 7, find the inclination angle a of the straight line ab (2) If there are exactly three points on the circle and the distance from the line AB is equal to the root 2, find the equation of the line ab

(x+1)²+y²=8
Center (- 1,0)
Let AB lie on the line y = K (x + 1) + 2
Chord center distance = root (8-7) = 1
Chord center distance = distance from center of circle to straight line y = K (x + 1) + 2
Under | 2 | radical sign (K | + 1) = 1
K = ± root 3
2 radius = 2 under 2 roots
Chord center distance = 2 under radical
So | 2 | / under root sign (K | 1) = 2 under root sign
k=±1
So the line is y = x + 3 or y = - x + 1

It is known that the point centered on point m passes through points a (- 1,1) and B (3,5), and the vertical bisector of line AB intersects the circle m at two points c and D, and CD = 2 times the root sign 10

If CD is the diameter, then the radius is √ 10. If the circle M: (x + a) + (y + b) = 10, then: (A-1) + (B + 1) = 10 (1) (a + 3) + (B + 5) = 10 (2), then 4 (2a + 2) = - 4 (2B + 6) a + 1 = B + 3 a = B + 2 (*) replace (*) with (1) 2 (B + 1) = 10, B + 1 = ± √ 5, B = ±√ 5-1

It is known that the circle centered on point P passes through points a (- 1,0) and B (3,4), and the vertical bisector of line AB intersects the circle P at points c and D, and | CD | = 4 and changes sign 10 1. Find the equation of straight line CD 2. Find the equation of circle P 3. Set the point Q on the circle P. how many points Q are there that make the area of the triangle qAB equal to 8? Prove your conclusion

1) Because the straight line CD is the vertical bisector of line AB, and the slope of line AB is 1, the slope of line CD is - 1,
The midpoint of line AB is on the line CD, and the coordinates of the midpoint are (1,2), so the equation of line CD is x + Y-3 = 0
2) The center of the circle is on the straight line CD, so the radius is two 10,
The coordinates of intersection point of line AB and CD are (3-1) / 2 = 1, (4 + 0) / 2 = 2, that is, the coordinates of intersection point are (1,2),
And the linear equation of AB is X-Y + 1 = 0, so the slope of line CD is - 1. The equation of straight line CD is x + Y-3 = 0 from the point oblique formula. Therefore, we can set the coordinates of the center of the circle as (x, - x + 3). A right triangle is formed by the distance from the center of the circle to the line AB and the half and radius of the chord ab
So the equation of circle P is (x + 3) ^ 2 + (y-6) ^ 2 = 40
(3) The linear equation of AB is X-Y + 1 = 0, the length of AB is 4 pieces 2, let Q (x0, Y0), the distance from point Q to line AB is h,
Because the area of △ qAB is 8, so four 2 * 0.5 * H = 8, the solution H = 2 2 2,
So the distance from point Q to line AB is x0-y0 + 1 / root 2 = 2,
The result shows that x0-y0 = 3 or x0-y0 = - 5

As shown in the figure, the radius od of circle O is perpendicular to the chord AB at point C, connecting AO and extending the intersection circle O at point E, connecting EC. If AB = 8 and CD = 2, how long is EC

The center of the circle is o
Connect be
Because the radius od of circle O is perpendicular to the chord AB at point C, ab = 8
So AC = BC = 4 OD, vertical AC
Let the radius od be x (AO = x)
Because CD = 2
In triangular AOC, the square of AC + the square of OC = the square of Ao
So the square of AC + (od-cd) is the square of Ao
So the square of 4 + the square of (X-2) equals the square of X
X = 5
Diameter AE = 10
Because we connect AO and extend the intersection circle O at point E
So the angle Abe is 90 degrees
So in the triangle Abe, EB = 6
Because BC = 4
So in the triangle CBE, EC = root 52
  
  

As shown in the figure, in circle O, the length of chord AB is 8, OD is perpendicular to AB, intersection AB is at point D, intersection circle O is at point C, OD ratio CD = 1:2, find the length of CD

As shown in the figure AOod:cd=1 : 2 then od: OC = 1:3ao = Co ᙽ OA: od = 3:1

In circle C, can we get the value of vector ab · vector BC only by knowing the radius of circle C or the length of chord AB

AB*BC=-0.5*|AB|^2

It is proved that in circle C, we only need to know the radius of circle C or the length of chord ab

Just the length of the string ab
Let the angle between vector AB and vector BC be B
Then vector ab · vector BC = - | ab | BC | CoSb = - | ab | BC | (| ab | / 2) / | BC | = - | ab | / 2

If there is an ab chord with chord length of 6 in the circle with radius 6, then the length of the arc to which the chord AB is opposite is etc.

1/2 * 1/3π *R=π