18-20 題為題組
坐標空間中, 設 O 為原點, E 為平面 x−z=4 。試回答下列問題。
18. 若原點 O 在平面 E 上的投影...
Jul 28, 2024
Solution by Steps
step 1
Identify the plane equation x−z=4 and the origin O(0,0,0)
step 2
Find the projection point Q of O on the plane E. The projection of a point on a plane can be found using the formula for the perpendicular distance
step 3
The normal vector to the plane x−z=4 is n=(1,0,−1)
step 4
The projection point Q can be found by solving the equation of the plane with the normal vector. Since O is the origin, the projection Q will be along the direction of the normal vector
step 5
The coordinates of Q can be found by solving x−z=4 with x=z. This gives Q(2,0,−2)
step 6
Calculate the vector OQ=Q−O=(2,0,−2)
step 7
Find the angle α between OQ and (1,0,0) using the dot product formula: cosα=∣OQ∣⋅∣(1,0,0)∣OQ⋅(1,0,0)
step 8
Compute the dot product: OQ⋅(1,0,0)=2
step 9
Compute the magnitudes: ∣OQ∣=22+02+(−2)2=22 and ∣(1,0,0)∣=1
step 10
Substitute into the formula: cosα=222=21=22
step 11
The correct answer is (4) 22
Answer
(4) 22
Key Concept
Projection of a point on a plane
Explanation
The projection of a point on a plane can be found using the normal vector to the plane and the dot product formula.
Question 19
step 1
Given the point P(a,b,c) and the condition θ≤6π, where θ is the angle between OP and (1,0,0)
step 2
Use the dot product formula: cosθ=∣OP∣⋅∣(1,0,0)∣OP⋅(1,0,0)
step 3
Since θ≤6π, cosθ≥cos6π=23
step 4
Substitute into the dot product formula: a2+b2+c2a≥23
step 5
Square both sides: (a2+b2+c2a)2≥(23)2
step 6
Simplify: a2+b2+c2a2≥43
step 7
Cross-multiply: 4a2≥3(a2+b2+c2)
step 8
Simplify: 4a2≥3a2+3b2+3c2
step 9
Rearrange: a2≥3(b2+c2)
Answer
a2≥3(b2+c2)
Key Concept
Dot product and angle between vectors
Explanation
The dot product formula can be used to find the relationship between the components of vectors and the angle between them.
Question 20
step 1
Given P is on the plane E and b=0. The plane equation is x−z=4
step 2
Substitute b=0 into the inequality from Question 19: a2≥3c2
step 3
Since P is on the plane E, a−c=4
step 4
Substitute a=c+4 into the inequality: (c+4)2≥3c2
step 5
Expand and simplify: c2+8c+16≥3c2
step 6
Rearrange: 16≥2c2−8c
step 7
Solve the quadratic inequality: 2c2−8c−16≤0
step 8
Factorize: 2(c2−4c−8)≤0
step 9
Solve for c: c2−4c−8=0. The roots are c=2±23
step 10
The range for c is 2−23≤c≤2+23
step 11
The minimum length of OP is when c=2−23, giving a=4−23. The length is (4−23)2+0+(2−23)2
step 12
Simplify: (4−23)2+(2−23)2=16−163+12=2
Answer
2−23≤c≤2+23, minimum length is 2
Key Concept
Quadratic inequalities and distance in 3D space
Explanation
Solving quadratic inequalities helps find the range of possible values, and the distance formula in 3D space helps find the minimum length.