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I. Vectors, straight lines, circles Point lenght of a line segment dinates of the center of a segment Vector Vector – origin at point A and the end at point B Zero vector opposite vector with ect to vector v The lenght of a vector

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Page 1: I. Vectors, straight lines, circles Point The lenght of a line segment Coordinates of the center of a line segment Vector Vector – origin at point A and.

I. Vectors, straight lines, circles

Point

The lenght of a line segment

Coordinates of the center of aline segment

Vector

Vector – origin at point A and the end at point B

Zero vector

An opposite vector with respect to vector v

The lenght of a vector

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The sum of two vectors,

wvu

The product of a number anda vector vau

The scalar product of vectors,

wva

The vectorial product,wvu

Geometrical scalar and vectorial products:

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Equations of a straight line:

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General

Segmental

Directional

Determinant

Parametrical

Two - points

B

An Vector perpendicular to the straight line

q

pv

Vector parallel to the straight line

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δ, the distance betweenpoint P(x0,y0) and the straight line

φ, the angle between two straight lines

The condition of perpendicularity

The condition of parallelity

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1. Write an equation of a straight line, perpendicular to the line x + 3y – 7 = 0, passing through the point A=(a;b), where a and b are roots of the equation:

52594 22 xx

2. Draw a line through the point A=(a;b), which is perpendicular to the line x + 2y – 5 = 0, where a is the solution of the equation:

41

16

81

9

4

xx

and b is the solution of the equation:

01logloglog 238 x

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3. There are two straight lines k and l of equations k : 3x – y = –18 l : x + y = 2 and the point A=(3;–1). Find such a point P on OX axis, so that vectors are perpendicular, giving that point B is a common point of lines k and l.

ABandAP

4. Points A=(1;2); B=(–1;–1); C=(5;2) are vertexes of a triangle. a) Write an equation of a straight line which contains the triangle’s height from the vertex A. b) Determinate point’s D coordinates, so that the tetragon ABCD is a parallelogram.

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SET OF PROBLEMS

1. Take into account the following sets:

13:

11

13:

110log:

6

2

2

2

xxRxC

x

xxRxB

xRxA

Determine: CBA

2. The third term of an arithmetic sequence is equal to 3log8 3

the sixth term is equal to 3732

35

Determine this sequence.

How many initial terms one needs to take, so that their sum is 14650

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3. It is given the polynomial

cxbxaxxW 23

The roots of the polynomial are numbers: –1; p; q.Determine coefficients a; b; c of W (x), if p is the solution of the equation

2264 22 xxx and 2

23

1

123lim

nn

nnq

n

4. The straight line of the equation y + 3x + 2 = 0 intersects the parabola

822 xxy in points A and B.

a) Calculate the area and the circumference of the triangle ABS, where S is the vertex of the parabola.b) Write down a circle’s equation which is circumscribed on this triangle.