As shown in the figure, in the plane rectangular coordinate system, the two vertices a and C of the square oabc with side length of 1 are on the Y-axis and X-axis respectively, As shown in the figure, in the plane rectangular coordinate system, the two vertices a and C of the square oabc with side length of 1 are respectively on the positive half axis of Y axis and X axis, and point O is at the origin. Rotate the square oabc clockwise around point O, and stop rotating when point a falls on the line y = x for the first time. In the process of rotation, intersect the straight line y = x at point m, and BC intersect the X axis at point n )In the process of rotation, when Mn and AC are parallel, calculate the rotation degree of oabc )&If the circumference of △ BMN is p, does the value of P change during the rotation of oabc? Please prove your conclusion; )Let Mn = m, what is the minimum area of △ mon when m is, and what is the minimum value? Then the radius of the inscribed circle of △ BMN is obtained

As shown in the figure, in the plane rectangular coordinate system, the two vertices a and C of the square oabc with side length of 1 are on the Y-axis and X-axis respectively, As shown in the figure, in the plane rectangular coordinate system, the two vertices a and C of the square oabc with side length of 1 are respectively on the positive half axis of Y axis and X axis, and point O is at the origin. Rotate the square oabc clockwise around point O, and stop rotating when point a falls on the line y = x for the first time. In the process of rotation, intersect the straight line y = x at point m, and BC intersect the X axis at point n )In the process of rotation, when Mn and AC are parallel, calculate the rotation degree of oabc )&If the circumference of △ BMN is p, does the value of P change during the rotation of oabc? Please prove your conclusion; )Let Mn = m, what is the minimum area of △ mon when m is, and what is the minimum value? Then the radius of the inscribed circle of △ BMN is obtained

(1) AC angle = - (45 ° + Θ), Mn angle = Θ - 90 °. & nbsp; AC ‖ Mn & nbsp; & nbsp; - (45 ° + Θ) = Θ - 90 °. & nbsp; & nbsp; Θ = 22 ° 30 ′ (2) & nbsp; △ omn ≌ Δ OMT (SAS) & nbsp; Mn = MT = CN + am & nbsp; - P = Ba + BC =
Given the ellipse x ^ 2 / 2 + y ^ 2 = 1 and the point B (0, - 2) passing through the left focus F1 and the straight line intersection ellipse of point B at C and D, the right focus of the two-point ellipse is F2, and the area of triangle CdF2 can be calculated
According to the meaning of the title, the focus of the ellipse is: F1 (- 1,0), F2 (1,0)
Let the line passing through the left focus F1 and point B be y = KX + B
Then: - K + B = 0, 0 + B = - 2
The solution is: k = - 2, B = - 2
The line passing through the left focus F1 and point B is y = - 2x-2
∵ the ellipse passing through the intersection of the left focus F1 and point b lies at two points c and D
The distance between the right focus F2 (1,0) and CD d = │ 2 × 1 + 1 × 0 + 2 │ / √ 2 ^ 2 + 1 ^ 2 = 4 / √ 5
∵ the ellipse passing through the intersection of the left focus F1 and point b lies at two points c and D
The solution is: x = (- 8 ± √ 10) / 9, y = - 2 (1 ± √ 10) / 9
∴│CD│=10√2 /9
S=1/2 × (10√2 /9) ×(4/√5)=4√10 /9
F1 (- 1,0) and B point can be solved, and the equation is 2x + y = - 2, which can be obtained by substituting it into elliptic equation
9y ^ 2 + 4Y = 4 only requires the absolute value of y1-y2
Easy to get is 4 / 3 root 10
So the area is 4 / 3 times the root 10
It is known that the inverse scale function y = 3-2m / X is within the image limit of the image, and Y decreases with the increase of X. the value range of the letter M is obtained
The solution consists of the inverse scale function y = 3-2m / X. within the image limit, y decreases with the increase of X
Then 3-2m > 0
That is 2m < 3
M < 3 / 2
The center of the ellipse C is at the origin, the focus is on the x-axis, the eccentricity e = 1 / 2, and the coordinates of a vertex are (0, √ 3)
(1) Find the equation of ellipse C (2) the left focus of ellipse C is f, the right vertex is a, the line L: y = KX + m intersects with ellipse C at M and N, and the vector am * vector an = 0. Ask whether there is a real number L, so that s △ FMN = LS △ amn holds. If there is, find out the value of L
Elliptic equation x ^ 2 / a '^ 2 + y ^ 2 / b ^ 2 = 1, then B = √ 3,' = 2, vector known am * an = 0, am is perpendicular to an, and then m, N, X axis points must be located on both sides of such a hypothetical point. The coordinates (x1, Y1) of X axis m located below are not X axis, coordinates (X2, Y2), the line L intersects with X axis
Given the image intersection of the first-order functions y = - 5 / 4x + (2m + 10) / 4 and y = - 2 / 3x + m / 3 in the fourth quadrant, we can find the integer M
Y = - 5 / 4x + (2m + 10) / 4 and y = - 2 / 3x + m / 3,
X=(2m+30)/7,y=(m-20)/7.
The image is intersected in the fourth quadrant
X>0,Y0,
m-20
There are two cases: the intercept is on the positive half axis, and M / 3 > (2m + 10) / 4 > = 0 m has no solution
So take the second case
(2m+10)/4
In the plane rectangular coordinate system, the center of the ellipse is at the origin of the coordinate, its focus is on the x-axis, and its vertex is on the line x + 2y-2 = 0?
∵ the center of the ellipse is at the coordinate origin, its focus is on the X axis, and its vertex is on the line x + 2y-2 = 0
The intersection point of the straight line x + 2y-2 = 0 and the X axis is (2,0), that is, the top of the major axis of the ellipse is a = 2
The intersection point of the line x + 2y-2 = 0 and the Y axis is (0,1), that is, the top of the minor axis of the ellipse is b = 1
The standard equation of ellipse is X & # 178; / 4 + Y & # 178; = 1
Because the focus is on the x-axis, let x ^ 2 / A ^ 2 + y ^ 2 / b ^ 2 = 1, the vertex of x-axis is (a, 0), and the vertex of y-axis is (0, b).
And because the vertex of the ellipse is on the straight line, it must be on the intersection of the straight line and the coordinate axis, and X, y = 0 respectively, we get (0,1), (2,0). So a = 2, B = 1.
So x ^ 2 / 4 + y ^ 2 = 1. Thank you for your adoption!
In the plane rectangular coordinate system xoy, the vertex of the parabola C is at the origin, passing through the point a (2), the focus f (0.5, 0) is obtained first, and then the OA equation y = x is obtained, because it is vertical, so the slope is not good
Because the focus is on the x-axis, let x ^ 2 / A ^ 2 + y ^ 2 / b ^ 2 = 1, the vertex of x-axis is (a, 0), and the vertex of y-axis is (0, b).
And because the vertex of the ellipse is on the straight line, it must be on the intersection of the straight line and the coordinate axis, and X, y = 0 respectively, we get (0,1), (2,0). So a = 2, B = 1.
What is the value range of m when the image of a linear function y = (m-2) X-1 passes through two three four quadrants
Analysis of test questions: there are four kinds of images of linear function
① When, the image of the function passes through the first, second and third quadrants;
② When, the image of the function passes through the first, third and fourth quadrants;
③ When, the image of the function passes through the first, second and fourth quadrants;
④ When, the image of the function passes through the second, third and fourth quadrants,
∵ the image of a linear function y = (m-2) X-1 passes through two, three and four quadrants,
The solution is m-2 < 0
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A (4,0) B (0,5) are the two vertices of x ^ 2 / 16 + y ^ 2 / 25 = 1 of the ellipse. C is a point in the first quadrant of the ellipse. Find the maximum value of the triangle ABC
No need
AB = 41 under root
So only the maximum distance from C to AB is C (x, y)
By two-point formula lAB:5X+4Y-20=0
D = | 5x + 4y-20 | / 41
10> 0 Y > 0 5x + 4Y is the maximum
(5X+4Y)^2
If the image of the linear function y = (2-m) x + m passes through the first, second and fourth quadrants, then the value range of M is______ .
According to the meaning of the question, we get 2-m < 0 and m > 0, then we get m > 2
Given that the ellipse is 25 / x square + 16 / y square = 1, the vertices B and C of the triangle ABC coincide with the two focuses of the ellipse, and the point a moves on the ellipse, try to find the trajectory equation of the center of gravity g of the triangle ABC
B (- 3,0) C (3,0) let a (x0, Y0)
Center of gravity g (x, y)
Triangle center of gravity formula x = (- 3 + 3 + x0) / 3 = x0 / 3 x0 = 3x
y=y0/3 y0=3y
Point a moves on the ellipse x0 ^ 2 / 25 + Y0 ^ 2 / 16 = 1
9x^2/25+9y^2/16=1
The center of gravity divides the center line into two parts of 2:1.
Ao is the middle line, G is the center, that is OA: go = 3:1
That is, if G (x, y) is set, then a coordinate is (3x, 3Y)
If you bring it into the ellipse, that's the trajectory of G.