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/ Midpoint of a segment and norm of a vector 66 exercises (100% corrected)
- Around the length (2 exercices)
- Vector standards (5 exercices)
- Length and isosceles triangle (4 exercices)
- Length and right triangle (3 exercices)
- Length and quadrilateral (2 exercices)
- Length and geometry (3 exercices)
- Introduction to the middle of a segment (1 exercice)
- Middle of a segment (5 exercices)
- Length and middle (7 exercices)
- Middle and search for the coordinates of a point (7 exercices)
- Relations between quadrilaterals (5 exercices)
- Locating and vectoring: analytical geometry (5 exercices)
- Use of non-rational coordinates (5 exercices)
- Coordinate search and remarkable identity (4 exercices)
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CD
=
:
:
:
−
:
:
:
2
+
:
:
:
−
:
:
:
2
b
Give
the
measure
of
segment
[
CD
]
.
E.11473
Reminder
:
In
a
plane
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
co-ordinate
system,
consider
the
two
points
A
(
x
A
;
y
A
)
and
B
(
x
B
;
y
B
)
.
The
vector
−−→
AB
has
the
following
coordinates
:
−−→
AB
(
x
B
−
x
A
;
y
B
−
y
A
)
Proposition:
In
a
plane
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system,
consider
a
vector
−→
u
with
coordinates
−→
u
(
x
;
y
)
.
The
norm
of
the
vector
−→
u
has
the
following
value
:
−→
u
=
x
2
+
y
2
In
the
plane
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
sys-tem,
consider
the
three
points
:
A
(2
;
−
10)
;
B
(20
;
14)
;
C
(23
;
10)
1
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
vectors
−−→
AB
,
−→
AC
,
and
−−→
BC
.
2
Establish
the
norms
:
−−→
AB
=
30
;
−→
AC
=
29
;
−−→
BC
=
25
E.11474
In
a
plane
equipped
with
an
or-thonormal
coordinate
system,
consider
the
following
three
points
:
A
(
−
3
;
−
4)
;
B
(2
;
8)
;
C
(12
;
32)
1
Determine
the
coordinates
of
vectors
−−→
AB
,
−→
AC
,
and
−−→
BC
.
2
Establish
the
norms
:
−−→
AB
=
13
;
−→
AC
=
39
;
−−→
BC
=
26
E.9601
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
refer-ence
frame
O
;
I
;
J
orthonormal,
consider
the
two
points
E
(
−
1
;
−
2)
;
F
(2.5
;
−
1.5)
.
Determine
length
EF
.
E.8296
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
refer-ence
frame
O
;
I
;
J
orthonormal,
consider
the
two
points
A
and
B
whose
coordinates
are:
A
11
3
;
3
;
B
5
3
;
3
2
Determine
the
measure
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
3.
Length
and
isosceles
triangle
E.4523
In
the
plane
equipped
with
the
orthonormal
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
the
three
points
A
,
B
,
and
C
with
coor-dinates
:
A
(
−
3
;
−
2)
;
B
(2
;
0)
;
C
(
−
1
;
3)
1
a
Determine
the
coordinates
of
vector
−−→
AB
.
b
Deduce
that
:
−−→
AB
=
29
2
Determine
the
norm
−→
AC
.
3
a
Place
the
points
A
,
B
,
and
C
in
the
coordinate
sys-tem
above
:
b
Justify
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
isosceles
at
A
.
E.4525
Consider
the
plane
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
and
the
three
points
:
A
(3
;
1)
;
B
(1
;
2)
;
C
(
−
1
;
−
2)
1
Place
the
points
A
,
B
,
and
C
in
the
coordinate
system
above.
2
a
Determine
the
norms
of
the
vectors
−−→
AB
,
−→
AC
,
and
−−→
BC
.
b
Establish
that
triangle
ABC
is
a
right
triangle.
Specify
the
vertex
of
its
right
angle.
E.4524
Equip
the
plane
with
an
orthonor-mal
basis
O
;
I
;
J
.
Consider
the
three
points
:
A
(1
;
2)
;
B
(2
;
−
1)
;
C
(
−
2
;
1)
1
Determine
the
norm
of
vectors
−−→
AB
and
−→
AC
.
2
Establish
that
triangle
ABC
is
isosceles
at
A
.
E.2706
In
the
plane
equipped
with
an
or-thonormal
reference
frame
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
,
we
consider
the
three
points
A
,
B
,
C
with
respective
coordinates
:
A
(
−
1
;
−
1)
;
B
(2
;
3)
;
C
9
2
;
−
2
.
1
Determine
the
norms
of
vectors
−→
AC
and
−−→
BC
.
2
Establish
that
triangle
ABC
is
isosceles
at
C
.
4.
Length
and
right
triangle
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In
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
the
three
points
:
A
(
−
3
;
5)
;
B
(28
;
5
;
13)
;
C
(21
;
23)
1
Establish
the
following
equalities:
−−→
AB
=
32
;
5
;
−→
AC
=
30
2
a
Determine
the
length
of
the
segment
[
BC
]
.
b
Deduce
that
triangle
ABC
is
a
right
triangle.
E.11534
In
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
the
following
three
points
:
A
(
−
3
;
5)
;
B
(25
;
21
;
5)
;
C
(7
;
29)
1
Establish
the
following
equalities:
−−→
AB
=
32
;
5
;
−→
AC
=
26
2
a
Determine
the
length
of
the
segment
[
BC
]
.
b
Deduce
that
triangle
ABC
is
a
right
triangle.
E.9600
Equip
the
plane
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
.
Consider
the
following
three
points
:
D
(
−
3
;
−
1)
;
E
(
−
2
;
−
2)
;
F
(0
;
2)
Prove
that
triangle
DEF
is
a
right
triangle
at
D
.
5.
Length
and
quadrilateral
E.2705
Consider
the
plane
equipped
with
an
or-thonormal
coordinate
system
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
and
the
four
points
A
,
B
,
C
,
D
with
respective
coordinates
:
A
(
−
2
;
−
3)
;
B
(0
;
1)
C
(6
;
−
2)
;
D
(4
;
−
6)
.
1
Place
these
four
points
on
the
coordinate
system
below
:
2
a
Determine
the
exact
lengths
of
the
four
sides
of
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
.
b
Establish
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelo-gram.
3
Demonstrate
that
ABCD
is
a
rectangle.
E.10623
In
the
plane
equipped
with
an
or-thonormal
coordinate
system,
consider
the
four
points
:
A
(
−
10
;
−
5)
;
B
(
−
8
;
3)
;
C
(14
;
2)
;
D
(12
;
18)
1
Determine
−→
AC
and
−−→
BD
.
2
Establish
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
not
a
rectan-gle.
6.
Length
and
geometry
E.8039
Consider
the
plane
with
a
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
and
the
circle
C
with
center
A
(3
;
2)
and
ra-dius
5
.
1
Which
of
the
points
B
(6
;
6)
and
C
(2
;
7)
belong
to
the
circle
C
:
2
Represent
this
configuration
to
check
your
answers.
E.8108
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
the
circle
C
of
center
A
(
−
3
;
−
2)
and
radius
5
,
the
circle
C
with
center
B
(4
;
1)
and
radius
3
and
point
C
with
coordinates
C
(1
;
1)
.
1
a
Show
that
the
point
C
belongs
to
the
circles
C
and
C
.
b
Show
that
the
point
D
56
29
;
−
34
29
is
the
second
point
of
intersection
of
the
circles
C
and
C
.
2
Justify
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
not
a
right-angled
tri-angle.
E.8365
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
O
I
;
J
,
consider
the
curve
C
f
representative
of
the
square
function,
the
line
with
equation
y
=
−
1
4
and
the
point
F
0
;
1
4
.
Show
that
any
point
M
of
the
curve
C
f
is
equidistant
from
the
point
F
and
the
line
(Δ)
.
Hint
:
note
P
the
orthogonal
project
of
the
point
M
onto
the
straight
line
Δ
.
7.
Introduction
to
the
middle
of
a
segment
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E.489
Consider
the
plane
provided
with
the
datum
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
and
two
points
A
and
B
with
coordinates
(
x
A
;
y
A
)
and
(
x
B
;
y
B
)
respectively.
Let
I
be
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
On
the
abscissa
axis,
the
point
of
abscissa
x
is
the
midpoint
of
the
two
points
of
abscissa
x
A
and
x
B
.
The
aim
of
this
exercise
is
to
determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
I
as
a
function
of
the
coordinates
of
those
of
the
points
A
and
B
.
1
a
Justify
the
following
equality:
x
−
x
A
=
x
B
−
x
b
From
the
previous
equality,
deduce
the
value
of
x
as
a
function
of
x
A
and
x
B
.
2
Justify
that
point
I
has
abscissa
x
A
+
x
B
2
.
3
Deduce
that
the
point
I
has
the
following
coordinates
:
I
x
A
+
x
B
2
;
y
A
+
y
B
2
8.
Middle
of
a
segment
E.2707
Proposition:
In
a
plane
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system,
consider
the
two
points
A
(
x
A
;
y
A
)
and
B
(
x
B
;
y
B
)
.
The
midpoint
M
of
the
segment
[
AB
]
has
co-ordinates
:
M
x
A
+
x
B
2
;
y
A
+
y
B
2
Consider
the
plane
equipped
with
the
orthonormal
coordi-nate
system
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
and
the
four
points
A
,
B
,
C
,
and
D
indicated
below
:
1
Give
the
coordinates
of
points
A
,
B
,
and
C
.
2
a
Let
K
be
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
AC
]
.
Determine
the
coordinates
of
K
.
b
Let
L
be
the
midpoint
of
[
BD
]
,
determine
the
coordi-nates
of
point
L
.
3
Deduce
the
nature
of
quadrilateral
ABCD
.
E.11499
Proposition:
Let
A
(
x
A
;
y
A
)
and
B
(
x
B
;
y
B
)
be
two
points
on
the
plane
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
coor-dinate
system.
The
midpoint
M
of
the
segment
[
AB
]
has
coordinates
:
M
=
x
A
+
x
B
2
;
y
A
+
y
B
2
Consider
the
plane
equipped
with
a
coordinate
system.
1
We
have
the
coordinates
:
A
(
−
3
;
2)
;
B
(4
;
−
4)
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
M
,
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
2
We
have
the
coordinates
:
C
(3
;
1)
;
D
(5
;
−
1)
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
N
,
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
CD
]
.
E.10624
In
the
plane
with
a
coordinate
system,
consider
the
four
points
:
A
(
−
3
;
4)
;
B
(6
;
1)
;
C
(1
;
0)
;
D
(
−
8
;
3)
1
Determine
the
coordinates
of
points
M
and
N
,
the
mid-points
of
segments
[
AC
]
and
[
BD
]
,
respectively.
2
Justify
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
E.11532
In
the
plane
equipped
with
a
coordinate
system,
consider
the
four
points
:
A
(2
;
1)
;
B
(
−
3
;
−
1)
;
C
(
−
8
;
−
5)
;
D
(
−
3
;
−
3)
1
Determine
the
coordinates
of
points
M
and
N
,
the
mid-points
of
segments
[
AC
]
and
[
BD
]
,
respectively.
2
Justify
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
E.9602
In
the
plane
provided
with
an
or-thonormal
reference
frame,
consider
the
points
:
A
1
2
;
−
3
2
;
B
(
−
2
;
0)
;
C
−
1
3
;
15
7
;
D
13
6
;
9
14
Establish
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
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9.
Length
and
middle
E.8038
In
the
plane
equipped
with
an
or-thonormal
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
the
circle
C
and
two
points
A
(2
;
1)
and
B
(10
;
7)
diametrically
opposite
on
the
circle
C
.
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
M
,
the
center
of
the
circle
C
,
and
the
length
of
the
circle’s
radius.
E.8072
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
refer-ence
frame
O
;
I
;
J
orthonormal,
consider
the
three
points
:
A
(2.4
;
2)
;
B
(1.4
;
−
3)
;
C
(3
;
−
2.8)
1
Determine
the
measure
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
2
The
following
measures
are
assumed
:
BC
=
2.6
;
AC
=
23.4
Justify
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
a
right-angled
triangle.
3
Consider
the
point
D
(0.8
;
1.8)
.
Show
that
the
quadrilat-eral
ACBD
is
a
rectangle.
E.8061
In
a
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
or-thonormal,
consider
the
two
points
:
A
(1
;
2)
;
B
(1
;
−
3)
;
C
(3.4
;
0.2)
1
Justify
that
the
line
(
AB
)
is
parallel
to
the
ordinate
axis.
The
following
measurements
are
assumed
:
AB
=5
;
AC
=3
2
Establish
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
right-angled
at
C
.
3
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
middle
of
segment
[
BC
]
.
E.8426
In
a
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
or-thonormal,
consider
the
three
points
:
A
(5
;
−
2)
;
B
(
−
1
;
3)
;
C
(2.2
;
4.9)
1
Determine
the
length
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
2
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
middle
K
of
the
seg-ment
[
BC
]
.
E.2709
Consider
the
following
four
points
characterized
by
their
coordinates
in
an
orthonormal
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
reference
frame
:
A
(
−
4
;
−
1)
;
B
(
−
3
;
−
4)
;
C
(3
;
−
2)
;
D
(2
;
1)
Show
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
rectangle.
E.950
Consider
an
orthonormal
ref-erence
frame
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
.
The
unit
chosen
is
the
centimeter
.
1
Place
points
:
A
(2
;
2)
;
B
(
−
4
;
5)
;
C
(
−
4
;
−
2)
2
a
Show
that
AC
is
equal
to
52
cm
b
Is
the
ABC
triangle
isosceles
at
C
?
Justify.
3
a
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
middle
K
of
[
AB
]
.
is
b
line
(
CK
)
the
perpendicular
bisector
of
segment
[
AB
]
?
Justify.
E.923
1
In
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
,
place
the
points
:
A
(
−
3
;
1)
;
B
−
3
2
;
5
2
;
C
(3
;
−
2)
;
D
3
2
;
−
7
2
2
Show
that
:
AC
=
45
.
3
Prove
that
ABC
is
a
right
triangle
at
B
.
4
Establish
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
rectangle.
10.
Middle
and
search
for
the
coordinates
of
a
point
E.917
Consider
the
plane
provided
with
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
and
the
following
points
determined
by
their
coordinates
:
A
(
−
4
;
1)
;
B
(1
;
3)
;
C
(
−
2
;
−
3)
.
1
Place
on
the
above
marker
the
points
A
,
B
,
C
.
2
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
K
midpoint
of
seg-ment
[
AC
]
.
3
Let’s
find
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
(
x
D
;
y
D
)
so
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram:
a
Justify
that
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
must
verify
the
following
two
equalities:
1
+
x
D
2
=
−
3
;
3
+
y
D
2
=
−
1
b
Deduce
from
the
following
equalities
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
;
then
place
this
point
in
the
reference
frame.
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E.511
In
a
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
of
the
plane,
consider
the
points
:
A
(3
;
1)
;
B
(
−
4
;
2)
;
C
(
−
1
;
4)
1
Consider
the
point
D
symmetrical
to
the
point
C
with
respect
to
the
point
B
.
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
.
2
Let
E
be
the
point
in
the
plane
such
that
the
segments
[
AC
]
and
[
BE
]
have
the
same
midpoint.
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
E
.
E.11533
In
a
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
three
points
A
(5
;
2
;
3
;
1)
,
B
(
−
3
;
5
;
4
;
7)
,
C
.
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
C
so
that
point
B
is
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
AC
]
.
Hint:
Keep
track
of
your
research
and
calculations.
E.11590
In
a
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
three
points
A
(
−
3
;
2
;
1
;
7)
,
B
(9
;
5
;
−
4
;
2)
,
C
.
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
C
so
that
point
B
is
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
AC
]
.
Hint:
Keep
track
of
your
research
and
calculations.
E.522
In
an
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
orthonormal
coor-dinate
system,
consider
the
three
points
A
,
B
and
C
with
coordinates
:
A
(2
;
1)
;
B
(
−
3
;
−
1)
;
C
(1
;
−
3)
1
Determine
the
measure
of
length
AB
.
2
Let
K
be
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
AC
]
.
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
K
.
3
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
such
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
E.9622
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
the
three
points
:
A
(3.25
;
−
1.5)
;
B
(1
;
1.5)
;
C
(4
;
−
0.75)
1
Show
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
isosceles
at
B
.
2
We
admit
that
the
segment
[
AC
]
admits
for
miilieu
the
point
I
(3.625
;
−
1.125)
a
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
so
that
the
segment
[
BD
]
admits
the
point
I
as
its
midpoint.
b
Deduce
the
natude
of
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
justify-ing
your
answer.
11.
Relations
between
quadrilaterals
E.4602
Note:
relationships
between
particular
quadrilaterals
are
available
in
the
attached
doc-ument
:
Consider
the
plane
provided
with
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
and
the
points
:
A
(
−
2
;
3)
;
B
(4
;
5)
;
D
(
−
1
;
0)
1
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
single
point
C
of
the
plane
so
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
2
Demonstrate
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
rectan-gle.
E.9603
Consider
the
plane
provided
with
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
and
the
points
:
A
(
−
2
;
3)
;
B
(4
;
5)
;
E
(2
;
1)
;
F
(0
;
7)
1
Demonstrate
that
the
quadrilateral
AEBF
is
a
parallel-ogram.
2
Demonstrate
that
the
parallelogram
AEBF
is
a
rhom-bus.
3
Demonstrate
that
the
rhombus
AEBF
is
a
square.
E.9621
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
refer-ence
frame
O
;
I
;
J
orthonormal,
consider
the
four
points
A
,
B
,
C
,
D
whose
coordinates
are:
A
(
−
2
;
1)
;
B
(2.5
;
−
0.5)
;
C
(3
;
1)
;
D
(
−
1.5
;
2.5)
We
assume
that
:
AC
=
5
.
1
Show
that
the
middle
I
of
segment
[
BD
]
has
coordinates
:
I
(0.5
;
1)
2
Justify
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
3
Demonstrate
that
the
parallelogram
ABCD
is
a
rectan-gle.
Note:
the
marker
below
may
help
you
check
your
results
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Consider
the
plane
provided
with
a
O
;
I
;
J
orthonormal
coordinate
system.
Consider
the
four
points
:
A
(3
;
2)
;
B
(9
;
5)
;
C
(1
;
6)
1
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
so
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
2
Consider
the
point
E
(7
;
9)
.
Show
that
the
quadrilateral
ABEC
is
a
rectangle.
E.4814
The
plane
is
given
a
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
.
Then
consider
the
two
points
A
,
B
and
the
vector
−→
u
defined
by:
A
(0
;
−
4)
;
B
(2
;
4)
;
−→
u
(
−
6
;
10)
We
define
the
point
C
as
the
image
of
the
point
A
by
the
translation
of
the
vector
−→
u
.
1
Justify
that
the
point
C
has
coordinates
(
−
6
;
6)
.
2
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
such
that
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
We
accept
the
measures
:
AB
=2
17
;
AC
=2
34
3
Determine
the
nature
of
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
.
12.
Locating
and
vectoring:
analytical
geometry
E.944
In
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
with
units
of
centimeters,
plot
the
following
points
:
A
(6
;
5)
;
B
(2
;
−
3)
;
C
(
−
4
;
0)
1
Show
that
:
AB
=
80
.
The
following
additional
information
is
given
:
AC
=
125
;
BC
=
45
.
2
Determine
the
type
of
triangle
ABC
.
Justify
your
an-swer.
3
Calculate
the
area
of
triangle
ABC
in
cm
2
.
4
Consider
the
circumscribed
circle
of
triangle
ABC
.
a
Specify
the
position
of
its
center,
labeled
K
,
and
the
length
of
its
radius.
Justify
your
answer.
Label
K
.
b
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
K
.
5
a
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
the
vector
−→
AC
.
b
From
this,
determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
such
that
ACBD
is
a
parallelogram.
c
Plot
the
point
D
.
E.948
The
plane
is
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
.
Consider
the
coordinates
of
the
following
points
:
A
(
−
4
;
3)
;
B
(
−
1
;
−
1)
;
C
(7
;
5)
1
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
vector
−−→
AB
,
then
calcu-late
the
length
of
the
segment
[
AB
]
.
For
the
rest
of
the
problem,
we
will
assume
that
:
BC
=
10
;
AC
=
125
2
Prove
that
triangle
ABC
is
a
right
triangle.
3
Find
the
coordinates
of
the
midpoint
M
of
[
AC
]
and
plot
point
M
on
the
figure
above.
4
Prove
that
:
MB
=
MC
.
5
Let
N
be
the
image
of
point
M
under
the
translation
by
vector
−−→
AB
.
a
Which
vector
relationship
does
point
N
satisfy?
b
Use
this
to
calculate
the
coordinates
of
point
N
.
c
Plot
point
N
on
the
coordinate
plane.
6
Prove
that
vectors
−−→
AM
,
−−→
BN
,
and
−−→
MC
are
equal.
7
Prove
that
the
quadrilateral
BMCN
is
a
rhombus.
8
Prove
that
triangle
ABC
and
rhombus
BMCN
have
the
same
area.
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E.926
Consider
a
plane
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
in
which
the
unit
is
the
centimeter.
1
Draw
such
a
coordinate
system
and,
throughout
the
ex-ercise,
complete
your
diagram.
2
Plot
the
points
:
M
(1
;
3)
;
N
(
−
1
;
5)
;
P
(
−
3
;
1)
3
Establish
the
following
equalities:
MN
=
8
;
NP
=
MP
=
20
.
4
Deduce
the
type
of
triangle
MNP
.
5
Let
A
be
the
midpoint
of
[
MN
]
.
Show,
without
calcula-tion,
that
triangle
APN
is
a
right
triangle.
6
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
A
.
7
Construct
point
R
such
that
:
−−→
MR
=
−−→
PN
8
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
the
vector
−−→
PN
.
9
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
R
from
the
questions
6
et
7
.
E.945
Consider
an
orthonormal
co-ordinate
system
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
,
whose
representation
is
shown
be-low
:
Consider
the
following
three
points
:
A
(
−
4
;
3)
;
B
(3
;
2)
;
C
(1
;
−
2)
Part
A
1
Plot
the
points
A
,
B
,
and
C
in
the
coordinate
system
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
.
2
a
Calculate
AB
.
b
Suppose
the
calculation
yields:
AC
=
50
;
BC
=
20
.
What
can
we
deduce
from
this
about
triangle
ABC
?
3
Let
H
be
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
BC
]
.
Verify
by
cal-culation
that
H
has
coordinates
(2
;
0)
.
4
Justify
that
the
line
(
AH
)
is
a
height
of
triangle
ABC
.
5
a
Prove
that
:
AH
=
45
.
b
Calculate
the
area
of
triangle
ABC
Part
B
1
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
vector
−→
AC
.
2
Point
D
is
the
image
of
point
B
under
the
translation
by
vector
−→
AC
.
a
Locate
point
D
.
b
Show
by
calculation
that
D
has
coordinates
(8
;
−
3)
.
3
What
is
the
type
of
quadrilateral
ACDB
?
Justify
your
answer.
E.916
No
graphical
representation
is
required
to
solve
this
problem.
In
the
plane
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
,
consider
the
points
:
A
(
−
3
;
2)
;
B
(0
;
4)
;
C
(
−
1
;
−
1)
.
1
a
Find
the
coordinates
of
the
vector
−−→
AB
b
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
such
that
the
quadrilateral
ABDC
is
a
parallelogram.
2
a
Find
the
length
of
segment
[
AB
]
?
b
Find
the
coordinates
of
the
midpoint
I
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
13.
Use
of
non-rational
coordinates
E.9623
In
the
plane
provided
with
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
the
three
points
:
A
3
−
2
;
3
−
17
4
;
B
3+4
;
3+
1
4
C
1
−
8
3
;
−
2
+
13
3
We
admit
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
isosceles
in
C
.
1
Determine
the
length
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
2
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
middle
of
the
segment
[
AB
]
.
3
Show
that
the
area
A
of
the
triangle
ABC
has
the
value
:
A
=
225
4
·
3
E.2740
In
the
plane
provided
with
an
orthonormal
reference
frame,
consider
the
following
three
points
:
A
(
−
5
;
−
4)
;
B
(3
;
−
2)
;
C
−
3
−
1
;
4
3
−
3
Show
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
equilateral.
E.2754
Consider
the
plane
provided
with
the
reference
frame
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
orthonormal.
Consider
the
fol-lowing
three
points
:
A
−
5
3
;
1
;
B
(
−
2
;
1)
;
C
−
11
6
;
1
−
3
6
1
Show
that
:
AC
=
1
3
.
2
Show
that
ABC
is
an
equilateral
triangle.
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E.2753
Consider
the
plane
provided
with
the
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
orthonormal.
Consider
the
fol-lowing
three
points
:
A
(
−
5
;
2)
;
B
(1
;
0)
;
C
−
3
−
2
;
1
−
3
3
1
Establish
equality:
AC
=
40
.
2
Determine
the
nature
of
the
triangle
ABC
.
E.8040
Consider
the
plane
with
a
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
and
the
circle
C
with
center
A
(
−
3
;
1)
and
radius
2
.
Of
the
points
B
−
7
5
;
11
5
and
C
−
2
;
3+1
,
give
the
point(s)
belonging
to
the
circle
C
.
14.
Coordinate
search
and
remarkable
identity
E.946
We
equip
the
plane
with
an
orthonor-mal
basis
O
;
I
;
J
.
Consider
the
circle
C
with
center
A
(1
;
1)
and
diameter
5
.
The
points
B
and
C
are
the
points
of
intersection
of
the
circle
C
with
the
line
of
equation
x
=3
.
1
Give
the
x-coordinates
of
points
C
and
B
.
2
Justify
that
the
y-coordinate
y
C
of
point
C
satisfies
the
following
equality:
2
2
+(1
−
y
C
)
2
=6
;
25
3
Recall
the
following
proposition
:
Proposition:
if
the
squares
of
two
numbers
are
equal,
then
these
two
numbers
are
either
equal
or
opposite.
Which
translates
to
:
x
2
=
y
2
=
⇒
x
=
y
ou
x
=
−
y
Deduce
the
coordinates
of
points
C
and
B
.
E.2724
The
plane
is
given
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
O
;
I
;
J
.
Consider
the
two
points
C
and
B
of
coordinates
(1
;
1)
and
11
5
;
13
5
respectively
and
the
circle
C
with
center
C
and
passing
through
point
B
.
Consider
the
line
parallel
to
the
y-axis
and
passing
through
the
point
B
;
it
intercepts
the
circle
C
a
second
time
at
the
point
A
.
The
aim
of
this
exercise
is
to
determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
A
.
1
Determine
the
measure
of
the
radius
of
the
circle
C
.
2
Establish
that
the
ordinate
of
the
point
A
verifies
the
equation
:
6
5
2
+
y
A
−
1
2
=
4
3
Deduce
the
value
of
the
ordinate
of
point
A
.
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E.4617
In
the
plane
provided
with
the
refer-ence
frame
O
;
I
;
J
orthonormal,
consider
the
points
A
and
B
:
A
(3
;
1)
;
B
3
5
;
−
4
5
Consider
the
circle
C
of
center
A
and
radius
3
.
We’ll
complete
the
landmark
as
the
questions
progress.
1
Justify
that
the
point
B
belongs
to
the
circle
C
.
2
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
points
on
the
circle
C
having
6
5
as
their
abscissa.
3
The
coordinates
of
the
center
of
gravity
G
of
a
triangle
ABC
are
given
by
the
formula
:
G
x
A
+
x
B
+
x
C
3
;
y
A
+
y
B
+
y
C
3
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
C
so
that
the
triangle
ABC
admits
the
point
J
as
its
center
of
gravity.
E.2741
The
plane
is
provided
with
an
or-thonormal
coordinate
system
(
O
;
I
;
J
)
.
Consider
the
follow-ing
three
points
defined
by
their
coordinates
:
A
(
−
5
;
−
3)
;
B
(1
;
−
5)
;
D
(
−
1
;
1)
1
Determine
the
measure
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
2
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
K
midpoint
of
seg-ment
[
AD
]
.
3
Let
C
be
a
point
such
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
equilat-eral:
a
Justify
that
the
point
C
verifies
each
of
these
two
equa-tions
:
x
C
+5
2
+
y
C
+3
2
=
40
;
x
C
−
1
2
+
y
C
+5
2
=
40
b
Assuming
that
the
point
C
has
abscissa
−
3
−
2
,
jus-tify
that
its
ordinate
y
C
verifies
the
following
system
of
equations
:
y
C
2
+
6
y
C
+
21
−
6
3
=
40
y
C
2
+
10
y
C
+
37
+
6
6
=
40
c
Deduce
the
coordinates
of
point
C
.
4
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
M
such
that
the
quadrilateral
ABDM
is
a
parallelogram.
15.
Unclassified
exercises
E.942
For
each
line
in
the
table
below,
three
answers
are
provided,
identified
by
the
numbers
1.
,
2.
,
3.
.
Only
one
is
correct.
Write
the
number
corresponding
to
the
correct
answer
in
the
right-hand
column.
All
questions
are
independent.
Answer
1.
Answer
2.
Answer
3.
A.
If
A
(5;
1)
and
B
(2;
3)
,
then
−−→
AB
has
coordinates
:
(3;
−
4)
(7;
2)
(
−
3;
2)
B.
If
A
(5;
−
1)
and
B
(2;
3)
are
in
an
orthonormal
coor-dinate
system,
then
AB
is
equal
to
:
5
1
7
C.
If
D
is
the
image
of
E
under
the
vector
translation
−−→
MN
,
then
:
−−→
MN
=
−−→
DE
−−→
ED
=
−−→
MN
−−→
ED
=
−−→
NM
D.
If
RSTU
is
a
parallelo-gram,
then
−→
RS
+
−−→
RU
is
equal
to
:
−→
TR
−→
SU
−→
RT
E.915
1
In
an
orthonormal
frame
of
reference
O
;
I
;
J
whose
unit
is
the
centimeter,
place
the
following
three
points
:
A
(6
;
0)
;
L
(0
;
8)
;
K
(4
;
10)
2
Calculate
length
AL
.
3
We
give
:
AK
=
104
and
LK
=
20
.
Show
that
the
triangle
AKL
is
not
right-angled
at
L
.
4
a
Construct
the
point
L
,
symmetrical
to
L
with
re-spect
to
the
height
from
A
of
the
triangle
AKL
.
b
Deduce
the
length
AL
.
c
Determine
approximately
(by
graphical
reading)
the
coordinates
of
L
.
5
We
admit
that,
if
x
is
the
abscissa
of
a
point
M
of
the
line
(
LK
)
then
the
ordinate
of
M
is
1
2
x
+8
:
a
Establish
the
equality
below
:
AM
2
=
5
4
x
2
−
4
x
+
100
b
Deduce
the
values
of
x
for
which,
we
have
:
AM
=
10
.
c
What
are
then
the
exact
coordinates
of
L
?
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E.927
The
plane
is
equipped
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
,
as
shown
below
:
1
a
Plot
the
following
two
points
:
A
(
−
2
;
1)
;
B
(1
;
2)
b
Determine
the
coordinates
of
vector
−−→
AB
graphically.
2
a
Plot
the
points
R
and
C
,
which
are
the
respective
images
of
points
O
and
B
under
the
translation
by
vector
−−→
AB
.
b
Find
the
coordinates
of
points
R
and
C
.
3
List
two
vectors
equal
to
−−→
AB
.
Prove
that
BCRO
is
a
parallelogram.
4
Copy
and
complete
the
following
equations
without
proof
:
−→
OA
+
−−→
AB
=
:
:
:
;
−−→
CB
+
−→
CR
=
:
:
:
5
Let
K
be
the
center
of
the
parallelogram
BCRO
.
Calcu-late
the
coordinates
of
K
.
E.6690
The
plane
is
provided
with
an
or-thonormal
reference
frame.
Consider
the
points
A
(
−
2.5
;
0.5)
,
B
(
−
1.5
;
2.5)
and
C
(0.5
;
−
1)
.
1
Place
the
points
A
,
B
and
C
in
the
marker
below.
2
Determine,
by
calculation,
the
coordinates
of
the
vectors
−−→
AB
and
−→
AC
.
3
Place
the
point
D
such
that
:
−−→
AD
=
−−→
AB
+
−→
AC
(We’ll
show
the
construction
lines)
4
a
Give
the
coordinates
of
the
vector
obtained
by
the
sum
:
−−→
AB
+
−→
AC
.
b
Deduce,
by
calculation,
the
coordinates
of
the
point
D
.
For
the
rest,
we
assume
that
D
(1.5
;
1)
.
5
a
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
vector
−−→
CD
.
b
Deduce
that
the
quadrilateral
ABDC
is
a
parallelo-gram.
is
6
ABDC
a
rectangle?
Justify.
7
We
give
E
−
3
4
;
4
.
Are
the
points
A
,
B
and
E
aligned?
E.4736
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
refer-ence
frame
O
;
I
;
J
,
the
straight
line
(
d
)
of
slope-intercept
form
:
(
d
)
:
y
=
−
3
x
−
1
Determine
the
coordinates
of
a
point
M
on
the
line
(
d
)
such
that
the
triangle
IJM
is
rectangular
at
J
.
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E.6685
The
plane
is
provided
with
an
orthonormal
coordinate
system
O
;
I
;
J
.
Consider
the
straight
line
(
d
)
shown
below
:
Let
(
d
)
be
the
straight
line
passing
through
the
points
A
and
B
having
coordinates
:
A
(
−
3
;
2)
;
B
−
1
;
3
2
1
Determine
the
expression
of
the
linear
function
f
.
2
Consider
the
linear
function
g
defined
by:
g
(
x
)
=
4
·
x
−
3
Let
(Δ)
be
the
representative
curve
of
the
function
g
.
a
Justify
that
the
point
with
coordinates
C
1
2
;
−
1
be-longs
to
the
line
(Δ)
.
b
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
M
of
intersec-tion
of
the
straight
lines
(
d
)
and
(Δ)
.
c
Draw
the
representative
curve
of
the
function
g
.
3
Establish
that
the
triangle
AMC
is
a
right-angled
trian-gle
in
M
.
E.6694
In
the
plane
provided
with
a
ref-erence
frame
O
;
I
;
J
,
consider
the
three
points
A
,
B
and
C
with
coordinates
:
A
(
-
1
;
1)
;
B
(3
;
-
2)
;
C
(
-
1
;
-
4)
1
Demonstrate
that
the
trian-gle
ABC
is
an
isosceles
tri-angle
at
A
.
2
Determine,
by
calculation,
the
slope-intercept
formof
the
line
(
AB
)
.
3
Let
(
d
)
be
the
line
with
slope-intercept
form
(
d
)
:
y
=
−
2
x
−
1
a
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
K
midpoint
of
seg-ment
[
BC
]
.
b
Demonstrate
that
the
straight
line
(
d
)
is
the
bisector
of
the
angle
∠
CAB
.
E.8218
Consider
the
two
points
G
(1
;
2)
and
H
(4
;
1)
and
the
line
(
d
)
of
equation
:
(
d
)
:
y
=
3
x
−
6
Show
that
line
(
d
)
is
the
perpendicular
bisector
of
segment
[
GH
]
.
E.9797
Consider
the
plane
provided
with
a
ref-erence
frame
O
;
I
;
J
orthonormal
and
Consider
the
two
points
K
(3
;
3)
and
L
(6
;
1)
and
the
circle
C
of
diameter
[
KL
]
.
The
straight
line
(Δ)
has
equation
:
(Δ)
:
y
=
x
−
2
1
Expand
expression
:
2(
x
−
3)(2
x
−
11)
.
2
Let
M
be
a
point
on
the
line
(Δ)
.
Determine
the
coordi-nates
of
the
various
points
M
of
(Δ)
making
the
triangle
KLM
rectangular
at
M
.
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