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Question 15. a(a,b)
then b(-a,b).
b is on y=x+3, so b=-a+3, i.e. a+b=3a is on y=1 (2x), so b=1 2a, i.e., ab=1 2a b+b a=(a 2+b 2) (ab)=((a+b) 2-2ab) ab=16
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Guo Dunyun: Substituting the coordinate value of a(a,b) into the inverse function y=1 2x obtains, b=1 2a (1).
The two points a and b are symmetrical with respect to the y axis, then the coordinates of point b are b( a,b), and the linear function y=x+3 is substituted for the linear function, b= a+3 (2).
Synaptic from (1) and (2), 1 2a = a+3
2a²-6a+1=0,a1=3+(1/2)√7,a2=3-(1/2)√7;
b1=-a+3=-[3+(1/2)√7]+3=-(1/2)√7,b2=-a+3=-[3-(1/2)√7]+3=(1/2)√7。
Substituting a1=3+(1 2) 7 and b1 = (1 2) 7) into b a+a b, b a+a b = [(1 2) 7] [ 3+(1 2) 7]+[3+(1 2) 7] [ 1 2) 7].
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Connecting AC and EF is the mid-vertical line of AB and CD.
ad = ac
ABCD is square.
ad = cd
ACD is an equilateral triangle.
adc =60°,∠ada=30
DG deuces the ADA
adg=15°
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I know fb 1 and df 2, so we can find db
AB can be found using the Pythagorean theorem from db and ad.
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x/(x-1) +m/[-(x-1)] 2=0x/(x-1) -m/(x-1) -2(x-1)/(x-1)=0[x-m-2(x-1)]/(x-1)=0
2-x-m)/(x-1)=0
There is no solution to the equation. x-1=0, then x=1
Substitute x=1 with: 2-1-m=0
m=1
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The original vertex of the parabola is called (0,1), and after rotating point b (1,0) 180 degrees, it is (2, silver call-1), which is also the vertex of the new parabola, so the new parabola equation can be set to y=a(x-2) -1, and the new parabola is also b(1,0), and the substitution is 0=a(1-2) -1, and the solution is a=1
So the equation for the new parabola is y=(x-2) -1=x -4x+3
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According to the known conditions, the analytic formula of the parabola can be y=ax 2--- the coordinates of the intersection of the water surface and the parabola in the fourth quadrant are (2,-2), and substituting -2=4a is obtained
The solution yields a=-1 2
So the analytic formula of the parabola is y=(-1 2)x 2
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ae=ab,ad=ac, dac= cab, so ade= abc, so bc=de
So cd=cb, so dbc=y=1 2 dab
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Let the known fraction = k
Rule. a+b=10k
b+c=11k
c+a=15k
Solution. a=7k
b=3kc=8k
So. a:b:c=7:3:8
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