A very complex function problem, a function problem

Updated on educate 2024-05-26
7 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    The axis of symmetry is. b/2a=1 => b=-2a

    After (-1,0), 0,-3).

    0=a-b+c

    3=ca-b=3

    a=1, b=-2, c= -3

    y=x^2-2x-3

    With respect to x=1 do a point symmetry point a' (3,0), connect a'c to cross x=1 to m(1,-3 2).

    This m is the point sought.

    point b is (3,0) and p is (1,y).

    bp 2 is y 2+4

    CP 2 is (Y+3) 2+1

    BC 2 is 18

    Triangular PCB:

    pc^2+cb^2=pb^2

    y+3)^2+1+18=y^2+4

    6y+21=0

    y=-7/2

    Therefore p is (1,-7 2).

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Let this line be y=kx+b

    mk+b=n①

    nk+b=m②

    m-n)k+b=n-m③

    Get (m-n)k=n-m

    b=0k=-1

    The function passes. 2. Four quadrants.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    As we know, as shown in the figure (not allowed in the above figure, you will draw a picture by yourself), the image of the primary function y=kx+b intersects with the x-axis and y-axis respectively at the points a(4,0),b(0,2), and the line segment ab is used as one side to make an equilateral triangle abc, and the point c is on the image of the inverse proportional image y=m of negative x. (The position of c is not stated in the original question, there should be two points).

    1) Find the value of m.

    2) O is the origin, whether there is a point P on the vertical bisector of the ** segment ob, so that the area of the triangle ABP is equal to one-half m, if so, find the coordinates of the P point; If not, please explain why.

    1) Analysis: The image of the function y=kx+b intersects with the x-axis and y-axis at the points a(4,0) and b(0,2) respectively

    Function y=-1 2x+2

    Let c(x,y).

    x-4) 2+y 2=x 2+(y-2) 2==>y=2x-3, i.e. the ab perpendicular equation.

    ab|^2=4+16=20

    x-4)^2+y^2=20==>5x^2-20x+16=0==>x1=-1/2, x2=4

    c(-1, 2,-4) or c(4,5).

    Point c is on the image of the inverse proportional image y=-m x.

    m1=-2, or m2=-20

    When m=-20.

    The intersection of the perpendicular bisector of ob and ab is (2,1).

    s(⊿abp)=1/2*(x-2)*2=x-2=-10==>x=-8

    When m=-2.

    s(⊿abp)=1/2*(x-2)*2=x-2=-1==>x=1

    There is a problem: the m values obtained are all negative, and the triangle area cannot be negative.

    It should be said that the p-point does not exist.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Find the value of k b according to ab. ab:y=-x 2+2 set c (a,b) line segment|ab|= 20 under the root number, abc is an equilateral triangle, so the distance between the two points of c and ab is equal to the 20 under the root number, so there is.

    A 2+(b-2) 2=(a-4) 2+b 2 is simplified to show that b=2a-3 is 15 below the root number

    So there is |x/2+y-2|(1 4+1) = 15 under the root number is simplified to obtain: |a/2+b-2|= 5/2 times the root number 3 gives the value of ab. c (2 + root number 3, 2 times root number 3 plus 1) and (2-root number 3, 1-2 times root number 3).

    Point c is on the inverse proportional function, and the value of m can be obtained by substitution.

    They are (8-5 times root number 3) < 0, 8 + 5 times root number 3.

    The perpendicular bisector of ob is y=1, and the distance from p(x,1)p to ab can be set to |x/2+1-2|The area of the triangle apb under the root number (1 4 + 1) = 1 2|ab|Multiply the distance from p to ab Question requirement = m 2 to find x

    m has two and one is negative).

    It's too hasty, I don't know if it's right.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    It is known that by f(x+1)=f(2-x)=f[3-(x+1)]f(x)=f(3-x).

    So getting f(x) is about x=3 2 symmetry.

    So the distribution of these 101 roots is also symmetrical with respect to the symmetry.

    That is, one root is 3 2, and the remaining 100 roots can be divided into 50 pairs, and the two roots of each pair are symmetrical with respect to x=3 2.

    Using the midpoint coordinate formula, the sum of these 100 roots is equal to 3 2 100 150 and the sum of all 101 roots is 3 2 101 303 2

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Easy to know f(

    So the function is about symmetry.

    So if a certain x makes f(, then there must be f(

    i.e. and both are the roots of the equation.

    And the sum of these two roots is.

    Since a total of 101 roots are odd, x= is also the root of the equation.

    Then the original equation has 50 pairs of symmetry roots and a root of x=.

    The sum of all roots is 50*3+

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Let the point on f(x) be (x,y).

    The point of symmetry with respect to (1,0) is (2-x,-y).

    2-x, -y) on y=x+1 x.

    Generations get -y=2-x+1 (2-x).

    y=x-2+1/(x-2)

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