Given the proposition p: "equation x2 + y2m = 1 represents the ellipse with focus on Y axis"; proposition q: "equation 2x2-4x + M = 0 has no real root". If P ∧ q is false and P ∨ q is true, the value range of real number m is obtained

Given the proposition p: "equation x2 + y2m = 1 represents the ellipse with focus on Y axis"; proposition q: "equation 2x2-4x + M = 0 has no real root". If P ∧ q is false and P ∨ q is true, the value range of real number m is obtained

If equation 2x2-4x + M = 0 has no real root, then △ = 16-8m < 0, the solution is m > 2, i.e. Q: m > 2. Because P ∧ q is false and P ∨ q is true, then p, q is true and false. If P is true and Q is false, then 1 < m ≤ 2. If P is false and Q is true, then M has no solution
It is known that the ellipse equation is that the square of quarter x plus the square of third y equals one, which is to determine the value range of M, so that for the straight line y = 4x + m, the ellipse is different
3x²+4y²=12
y=4x+m
So 67x & sup2; + 32mx + 4m & sup2; - 12 = 0
The discriminant of two different intersections is greater than 0
1024m²-1072m²+3216>0

According to the elliptic equation: X & sup2 / 4 + Y & sup2 / 3 = 1, that is, 3x & sup2; + 4y2 = 12, ① linear equation y = 4x + m, ② simultaneous equations need to be considered in order to ensure that there are two different intersections between ellipse and straight line. Therefore, substituting formula ② into formula ①, there must be univariate quadratic equation: 67x & sup2; + 32mx + 4m & sup2; - 12 = 0, M & sup2; < 67
According to the elliptic equation: X & sup2 / 4 + Y & sup2 / 3 = 1, that is, 3x & sup2; + 4y2 = 12, ① linear equation y = 4x + m, ② simultaneous equations need to be considered in order to ensure that there are two different intersections between ellipse and straight line. Therefore, substituting formula ② into formula ①, there must be univariate quadratic equation: 67x & sup2; + 32mx + 4m & sup2; - 12 = 0, Then we can find out the value range of M, which is the open interval: (- √ 67, √ 67). Put it away
Why sin2a + sin2b = sin2c leads to sin (a + b) cos (a-b) = 2sinccosc
Sin2a + sin2b = sin2c, sin (a + b) cos (a-b) = 2sinccosc answer: because sin (a + b) = sinacosb + sinbcosa cos (a-b) = cosacosb + sinasinb, sin (a + b) cos (a-b) = (sinacosb + sinbcosa) (cosacosb + sinasinb) finishing = sin2a + sin2b
If the image of quadratic function y = (M + 5) x2 + 2 (M + 1) x + m is all above the x-axis, then the value range of M is___ .
∵ the images of quadratic function y = (M + 5) x2 + 2 (M + 1) x + m are all above the x-axis, ∵ (M + 5) > 0, ∵ 0, ∵ m > - 5, 4 (M + 1) 2-4 (M + 5) × m < 0, so m > 13
This formula proves that sin (a + b) sin (a-b) = sin2a-sin2b 2 represents the square
sin(a+b)=sinacosb+sinbcosa
sin(a+b)=sinacosb-sinbcosa
sin(a+b)sin(a-b)=(sin²acos²b-sin²bcos²a)
=[sin²a(1-sin²b)-sin²b(1-sin²a)]
=sin²a-sin²b
When m is a value, the function y = - (m-2) x ^ m & # 178; - 2 is a quadratic function
m-2≠0
m²=2
It is a quadratic function when m = ± √ 2
The proof of sin (a + b) sin (a-b) = sin2a-sin2b
It is proved that: because 2A = (a + b) + (a-b) B = (a + b) - (a-b) is substituted by the left formula sin2a = sin [(a + b) + (a-b)] = sin (a + b) cos (a-b) + cos (a + B) sin (a-b) sin2b = sin [(a + b) - (a-b)] = sin (a + b) cos (a-b) - cos (a + b) sin (a-b), we can get sin2a + sin2b = 2Sin (a + b) cos (a-b)
It is known that the positive and negative scale function images intersect at the point (- 2,1). The analytic expressions of these two functions and the coordinates of their other intersection are obtained
Method 1: let y = ax, y = B / X ∵ two images intersect at (- 2,1) ∵ when x = - 2, y = 1; 1 = - 2A; 1 = B / - 2 ∵ a = - 0.5, B = - 2 ∵ y = - 0.5x, y = - 2 / X ∵ when two images intersect, y = - 0.5x, y = - 2 / X ∵ X1 = - 2, Y1 = 1 (rounding); x2 = 2, y2 = - 1
Let y = KX, substitute the point (- 2,1), and get the analytic formula y = - 1 / 2x
Let y = K / x, substitute the point (- 2,1), and get y = - 2 / x, simultaneous equations, and get the coordinates of another intersection (2, - 1)
Let y = KX, substitute the point (- 2,1), get y = - 1 / 2 times x, let y = K / x, substitute the point (- 2,1), get y = - 2 / x, simultaneous equations, get the coordinates of another intersection (2, - 1)
Why sin2a + sin2b = 2Sin (a + b) cos (a + b)
sin2a+sin2b
=sin[(a+b)+(a-b)]+sin[(a+b)-(a-b)]
=sin(a+b)cos(a-b)+sin(a-b)cos(a+b)+sin(a+b)cos(a-b)-sin(a-b)cos(a+b)
=2sin(a+b)cos(a+b)
Sin2a + sin2b = 2Sin (a + b) cos (a-b)
There is 2sinxcosx = sin2x. Then change x to a + B
How to list the inverse scale function image according to the analytic expression
For example, if y = 1 / x, I don't know how to list and what numbers to look for
In the inverse proportion function, X and y can take any number and satisfy the relation
For example: x = 1, y = 1
X = 2, y = 1 / 2
X = negative 1, y = negative 1
X = minus 2, y = minus 1 / 2
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