If (A & # 178; - 3a-2) + a of y = (A-4) x is a quadratic function, find the value of (1) a and the relation of (2) function

If (A & # 178; - 3a-2) + a of y = (A-4) x is a quadratic function, find the value of (1) a and the relation of (2) function

(A & # 178; - 3a-2) + a of y = (A-4) x is a quadratic function, so (A & # 178; - 3a-2) = 2
a^2-3a-4=0 (a-4)(a+1)=0 a-4≠0
a=-1
The relation of function is as follows
y=-5x^2-1
The ellipse and hyperbola have the same focus F1 (- 4,0), F2 (4,0). Let ﹣ 1 and ﹣ 2 be the eccentricity of the ellipse and hyperbola respectively, and ﹣ 1 / ﹣ 2 = 1 / 4, the trajectory equation of the common point of the ellipse and hyperbola is obtained
C = 4E1 = 4 / A1, E2 = 4 / A2, from E1 / E2 = 1 / 4, A1 / A2 = 4, that is, A1 ^ 2 = 16a2 ^ 2B1 ^ 2 = A1 ^ 2-16 = 16 (A2 ^ 2-1) B2 ^ 2 = 16-a2 ^ 2 ellipse; X ^ 2 / 16a2 ^ 2 + y ^ 2 / 16 (A2 ^ 2-1) = 1 hyperbola; X ^ 2 / A2 ^ 2-y ^ 2 / (16-a2 ^ 2) = 1, even if two curves contain only one parameter A2, let the common point be (x, y), then only
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Because the focus is the same, C1 and C2 in the elliptic and hyperbolic standard equations are the same. From the ratio of eccentricity, A2 / A1 = 1 / 4 can be obtained. In this way, we can write a group of G (x, y, A1) = 0, f (x, y, A2) = 0. A2 is represented by X or Y, and then we can get the trajectory equation
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According to the corresponding values of the independent variable X of the quadratic function y = ax & # 178; + BX + C and the function y in the table below, we can see that the root of the quadratic equation AX & # 178; + BX + C = 0 with respect to X is
x …… -1 0 1 2 ……
y …… 0 -3 -4 -3……
When x = 0 and 2, the value of the function is the same, so the axis of symmetry is x = 1
When x = - 1, f (- 1) = 0, so one root is - 1, so the other root is 1 + [1 - (- 1)] = 3
So the root of the equation is - 1,3
-1 and 3. Because it's symmetric about x = 1.
When x = 0 and x = 2, y = - 3
It shows that x = 1 is the symmetry axis of quadratic function image
When y = 0, the value of X is the root of the equation
According to the table, x = - 1 is one of the roots
According to the axis of symmetry, the other root is x = 3
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The relationship between the size and shape of hyperbolic eccentricity
B / a = root sign (e ^ 2-1), so the larger e is, the steeper the asymptote of hyperbola is, and the thinner the hyperbola is
It is known that the coordinates of the intersection point of the image of the first-order function y = KX + B and the inverse scale function y = K / X are (2,3), and the analytic expressions of the two functions are obtained
Let x = 2, y = 3 generations, y = K / X get: k = xy = 2 * 3 = 6
Let x = 2, y = 3, k = 6 generations, y = KX + B get: 3 = 2 * 6 + B, B = - 9
The analytic expressions of these two functions
y=6x-9
y=6/x
What is the formula of the length (focal radius) of the line segment connecting a point on a conic (including ellipse, hyperbola and parabola) with the corresponding focus in a conic
Let P (X., Y.) be a point on conic, then R (left) = a + ex.; R (right) = a-ex
The proof is as follows:
The focus is on the X axis
The Quasilinear equation L: x = A & # / C, or x = - A & # / C,
Focus f (C, 0), or F (- C, 0), P (X., Y.)
According to the second definition: the distance r to the right focus F of P, divided by the distance d from P to the right collimator L, is equal to the eccentricity e (E = C / a)
That is e = R / d
e=r/[(a²/c)-x.]
The reduction is: R (right) = a-ex
Similarly: R (left) = a + ex
The inverse proportion function y = - KX (k is not equal to 0) at x = 1, when the independent variable increases by 2, the value of function decreases by 2 / 3, then K
Substituting x = 1
y=-k
Substituting x = 3, y = - K
-k-2/3=3
And then do it yourself
-k*1=-k
-k*3=-k-2/3
And then it's solved
k=1/3
The inverse proportion function is in the form of y = K / x, not this one
What is eccentricity? Is it applied to ellipse or hyperbola?
E = C / a an ellipse is the same as a hyperbola
Given an inverse scale function y = k: X (k is not equal to zero), when the independent variable is - 3, the function value is 4, then what is the scale coefficient K of the inverse scale function
The first question of the first side of the second volume of the ninth grade of junior high school
xy=k.k=-12
Then k = 4 * 3 = - 12
4=k/(-3)
So k = - 4 / 3
What is the hyperbolic eccentricity formula
E = C / a = distance from point to focus / distance to guide line