If the two focuses and the two vertices of the minor axis of the ellipse are the four vertices of a diamond with a 60 ° angle, then the eccentricity of the ellipse is 0 A. 1 / 2 b. √ 3 / 2 C. √ 3 / 3 d.1/2 or √ 3 / 2

If the two focuses and the two vertices of the minor axis of the ellipse are the four vertices of a diamond with a 60 ° angle, then the eccentricity of the ellipse is 0 A. 1 / 2 b. √ 3 / 2 C. √ 3 / 3 d.1/2 or √ 3 / 2

Let the focus be on the x-axis, and let the intersection of the ellipse and the y-axis M1, M2, then
The angle m1f1m2 is 60 ° 2A = 2B + 2B, C = root 3B
Then E = C / a = radical 3B / 2B = radical 3 / 2
If the focus is on the y-axis, it is still 3 / 2 of the root
So choose B
Let p be the point on the ellipse x ^ 2 / 25 + y ^ 2 / 16 = 1. If F1 and F2 are the two focuses of the ellipse, then the absolute value Pf1 + absolute value
For the ellipse X & # 178 / 25 + Y & # 178 / 16 = 1, where a = 5, B = 4
|PF1|+|PF2|=2a=10
Given that the four vertices of square ABCD are on the ellipse X / (a ^ 2) + Y / (b ^ 2) = 1 (a > b > 0), AB is parallel to the X axis, and ad passes through the left focus F, then the ellipse
What is the centrifugal rate?
Because AB is parallel to the X axis, the side length of the square is equal to the focal length 2C
When ad passes the left focus F1, the length of AF1 is equal to half of the side length, | AF1 | = C
Let the right focus of the ellipse be F2,
According to Pythagorean theorem | af2 | = √ (C & sup2; + 4C & sup2;) = √ 5C
According to the definition of ellipse: | AF1 | + | af2 | = 2A
That is, C + √ 5C = 2A, C / a = √ (5-1) / 2
The centrifugal rate is √ (5-1) / 2
The focus F1, F2 and point P of the ellipse x ^ 2 / 9 + y ^ 2 / 2 = 1 are on the ellipse. If the absolute value of Pf1 = 2 ~ then the absolute value of PF2 = angle f1pf2, the size of PF2 is
RT
a²=9
A=3
Defined by ellipse
|PF2|+|PF1|=2a=6
|PF2|=4
b²=2
c²=9-2=7
c=√7
F1F2=2c=2√7
From cosine theorem
cosF1PF2=(PF1²+PF2²-F1F2)/(2PF1*PF2)=-1/2
So the angle is 2 π / 3
If the square ABCD is known, then the eccentricity of the ellipse passing through C and D is 0
The line passing through a and B is the x-axis, the vertical bisector of AB is the y-axis, and the midpoint of AB is o
Draw a graph, AC + CB = 2A, ab = 2c, let the square side length be 1, then AB = 1, AC = root 2, so the eccentricity is equal to a / C = (1 + root 2) / 1, equal to 1 + root 2
Let AB be the chord passing through the center of the ellipse x ^ 2 / 9 + y ^ 2 / 25 = 1, and F1 be the focus on the ellipse. The parametric equation is used to find the maximum area of △ Abf1
a=3,b=5
s(max)=(1/2)*2*3*5=15
If the ellipse with the relative vertex A and C of the square ABCD as the focus just passes through the midpoint of the four sides of the square, the eccentricity of the ellipse is ()
A. 10−23B. 5−13C. 5−12D. 10−22
Let the side length of the square be 2 and the center of the square be the origin, then the elliptic equation is x2a2 + y2b2 & nbsp; = 1 and C = 2  A2-B2 = C2 = 2. ① the coordinates of the midpoint of the BC side of the square are (12, 12). Substituting the equation into the equation, we get 12a2 + 12b2 = 1. ② the simultaneous solution of the equation is a = 1 + 52  e = CA = 10-22
Let a be the moving point chord AB and AC on the ellipse x ^ 2 / A ^ 2 + y ^ 2 / b ^ 2 = 1, passing through the focus F1 and F2 respectively. When AC is perpendicular to the X axis, there is exactly one
Let a be a moving point on the ellipse x ^ 2 / A ^ 2 + y ^ 2 / b ^ 2 = 1, and the chords AB and AC pass through the focus F1 and F2 respectively. When AC is perpendicular to the X axis, there is exactly | AF1 |: | af2 | = 3:1, (1) find the eccentricity of the ellipse
(2) Let AF1 = mf1b, af2 = nf2c, and prove that M + n is the fixed value 6
Let a be a moving point on the ellipse x ^ 2 / A ^ 2 + y ^ 2 / b ^ 2 = 1, and the chords AB and AC pass through the focus F 1 and F 2 respectively. When AC is perpendicular to the X axis, there is exactly | AF1 |: | af2 | = 3:1
Find: (1) find the eccentricity of ellipse (2) let vector AF1 = m, vector F1B, vector af2 = n, vector F2C, prove that M + n is the fixed value 6
(1) Let AF1 = 3x, then af2 = X
Then 3x + x = 2A, x = A / 2
So AF1 = 3A / 2, af2 = A / 2
According to Pythagorean theorem
(3a/2)²=(a/2)²+(2c)²
4c²=2a²
c²/a²=1/2
e²=1/2
So eccentricity e = √ 2 / 2
(2) C & sup2; = 1 / 2A & sup2;, a & sup2; = B & sup2; + C & sup2;, so B = C
The elliptic equation becomes: X & sup2; + 2Y & sup2; = 2B & sup2;
Focus coordinates F1 (- B, 0), F2 (B, 0)
Set point a (x0, Y0) B (x1, Y1) C (X2, Y2)
M = vector AF1 / vector F1B, n = vector af2 / vector F2C
M = - Y0 / Y1, n = - Y0 / Y2
AC slope of straight line: Y0 / (x0-b)
Let the linear AC equation: x = [(x0-b) / Y0] y + B
Substituting into the elliptic equation: X & sup2; + 2Y & sup2; = 2B & sup2;
Sorting: (3b-2x0) y & sup2; + 2 (x0-b) y0y-by0 & sup2; = 0 (Note: x0 & sup2; + 2y0 & sup2; = 2B & sup2;)
Weida theorem: y0y2 = - by0 & sup2; / (3b-2x0)
y2=-by0/(3b-2x0)
n=-y0/y2=(3b-2x0)/b
The equation of line AB: x = [(x0 + b) / Y0] y-b
Substituting into the elliptic equation: X & sup2; + 2Y & sup2; = 2B & sup2;
Sorting: (3b + 2x0) y & sup2; - 2b (x0 + b) y-by0 & sup2; = 0
Weida's theorem: y0y1 = - by0 & sup2; / (3b + 2x0)
y1=-by0/(3b+2x0)
m=-y0/y1=(3b+2x0)/b
m+n=(3b+2x0)/b+(3b-2x0)/b=6b/b=6
When the AC slope does not exist, the AC is perpendicular to the x-axis
Y0 = - Y2, so n = 1
x0=b,m=(3b+2b)/b=5
M + n = 6 also holds
The proof is complete
In the plane rectangular coordinate system, the vertex o of the rectangular oacb is at the origin of the coordinate, the vertices a and B are on the positive half axis of the x-axis and y-axis respectively, OA = 3, OB = 4, and D is the midpoint of the edge ob
(1) Find the length of line CD;
(2) If e is a moving point on the edge OA, the minimum perimeter of △ CDE is obtained;
(3) If e and F are two moving points on the line OA (point E is to the left of point F), and EF = 2, when the perimeter of quadrilateral cdef is the smallest, the coordinates of points E and F are obtained
3. Take cm = 2 on CB, then M (1,4), take symmetric point n (0, - 2) of D on the negative half axis of Y axis, connect Mn with X axis at point E, connect de and CF, then the perimeter of quadrilateral cdef is the smallest. (draw the picture according to my description) because CD and EF are fixed values, as long as de + CF is the smallest
If AB passes through the chord at the center of the ellipse & nbsp; X225 + y216 = 1 and F1 is the focus of the ellipse, then the maximum area of △ f1ab is ()
A. 6B. 12C. 24D. 48
Let a's coordinates (x, y) be: B (- x, - y), then △ f1ab area s = 12of × | 2Y | = C | y |. When | y | is the largest, △ f1ab area is the largest. From the graph, when point a is at the vertex of the ellipse, its △ f1ab area is the largest, then the maximum value of △ f1ab area is: CB = 25 − 16 × 4 = 12