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ABCDEFGH ABCDEFGHIJMN ABCDEFGH ABCDEFGH ABCDI 1. Lines and orthogonality E.5398 In space, consider the cube ABCDEFGH shown below : 1 Justify that the straight lines ( EF ) and ( GC ) are orthog-onal. 2 Justify that the straight lines ( AD ) and ( HF ) are not orthogonal. 3 Are the straight lines ( AG ) and ( BG ) orthogonal? E.6815 The figure below shows a ABCDEFGH cube. The points I and J are the re-spective middles of the edges [ GH ] and [ FG ] . Points M and N are the respective centers of faces ABFE and BCGF . Of the following propositions, only one is correct. Which one? a The straight lines ( IJ ) and ( MN ) are perpendicular. b The straight lines ( IJ ) and ( MN ) are secant, not per-pendicular. c The straight lines ( IJ ) and ( MN ) are orthogonal. d The straight lines ( IJ ) and ( MN ) are parallel. Justify your answer. 2. Lines, planes and orthogonality E.576 Consider the cube ABCDEFGH with side 5 cm shown below : 1 Show that the plane ( ABC ) is orthogonal to the line ( AE ) 2 Calculate the length of the diagonal [ EC ] . E.5399 In space, consider the cube ABCDEFGH shown below : 1 a Justify that ( AF ) is orthogonal to the plane ( EBC ) . b Deduce that ( AF ) and ( EC ) are orthogonal. 2 a Justify that ( HF ) is orthogonal to the plane ( ECG ) . b Deduce that ( HF ) and ( EC ) are orthogonal. 3 Deduce that ( EC ) is orthogonal to the plane ( AFH ) . E.5397 The figure opposite repre-sents a regular tetrahedron ABCD and I the middle of segment [ BD ] . Justify that the line ( BD ) is orthogonal to the plane ( AIC ) . 3. Mid-plane https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/5398 sacados/5398 ABCDEFGH chapExoCorrec/6815 sacados/6815 ABCDEFGHIJMN chapExoCorrec/576 sacados/576 ABCDEFGH chapExoCorrec/5399 sacados/5399 ABCDEFGH chapExoCorrec/5397 sacados/5397 ABCDI
ABCDIJ ABCDEFI jkiOSFGE E.6966 In space, consider the regular tetra-hedron ABCD shown below : Points I and J are the middles of segments [ AD ] and [ BC ] , respectively. 1 a Justify that the plane ( JAD ) is the median plane of the segment [ BC ] . b What is the relative position of the straight lines ( BC ) and ( IJ ) ? 2 Justify that the straight lines ( AD ) and ( IJ ) are perpen-dicular. 3 Are the straight lines ( AD ) and ( BC ) parallel? Justify your answer. E.6868 Consider a solid ADECBF made up of two identical pyramids whose common base is the square ABCD of center I . A perspective representation of this solid is given below. All edges are of length 1 . 1 Justify that the straight lines ( DE ) and ( FB ) are paral-lel. 2 Justify that the planes ( ABF ) and ( CED ) are parallel. 4. Distance in space E.2963 Reminders: In a space equipped with a coordinate sys-tem, let A and B be two points and I be the midpoint of the segment [ AB ] : AB = x B x A 2 + y B y A 2 + z B z A 2 I x A + x B 2 ; y A + y B 2 ; z A + z B 2 In a space equipped with an orthonormal coordinate system O ; I ; J ; K , we consider four points identified by their co-ordinates : A 3 ; 1 ; 5 ; B 2 ; 2 ; 3 ; C 1 ; 2 ; 4 ; D 1 2 ; 1 2 ; 4 1 Are the points A , B , and C aligned? 2 Show that the triangle ABC is isosceles at C . 3 Justify that point D is the foot of the height of triangle ABC from vertex C . E.914 In space provided with the ref-erence frame O ; I ; J ; K or-thonormal, consider the sphere S of center O and whose radius has value 2 : Consider the points E and F whose coordinates are: E 0.96 ; 1.28 ; 1.2 F 1.2 ; 15 5 ; 1.4 1 Show that the points E and F are points on the sphere S . 2 Let G be the point diametrically opposite the point F in the sphere S . Justify that the triangle EFG is right-angled. https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/6966 sacados/6966 ABCDIJ chapExoCorrec/6868 sacados/6868 ABCDEFI chapExoCorrec/2963 sacados/2963 chapExoCorrec/914 sacados/914 jkiOSFGE
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN IABCDEFGH E.2777 Consider the space provided with an orthonormal reference frame ( O ; I ; J ; K ) . Consider the three points A , B , C defined by their coordinates : A 180 ; 153 ; 96 ; B 180 ; 135 ; 120 ; C 190 ; 133 ; 106 1 Show that the points A , B , C belong to the same sphere S with center O . 2 Establish that the triangle ABC is right-angled C . 3 a Is one of the sides of the triangle ABC a diameter of the sphere S ? b Can you name a property of the plane that cannot be extended to space? E.6752 In space, consider the cube ABCDEFGH of edge 1 . The space is given the reference frame C ; CB ; CD ; CG or-thonormal. The points I , J , K , L , M , N are the respective middles of the segments [ AB ] , [ BC ] , [ CG ] , [ GH ] , [ HE ] , [ EA ] . 1 Determine the coordinates of points I , K and L . 2 a Determine the coordinates of point O midpoint of segment [ IL ] . b Determine lengths OK and KL . 3 We admit that the polygon IJKLMN is a regular hexagon. Thus, the point O is the center of this poly-gon. a Give the measure of the angle KOL . b Determine the area of triangle KOL . 5. Scalar product definition E.8891 Definition: let u and v be two space vectors. The scalar product of the vectors u and v , noted u · v , is defined by the scalar product AB · AC where : the vector AB (resp. AC ) is a representative of the vector u (resp. v ) . the scalar product AB · AC is calculated in a plane con-taining the points A , B , C . Proposition: be A , B , C three points defining the two non-zero vectors AB and AC . The scalar product AB and AC has the value : AB · AC = AB × AC × cos BAC Consider the ABCDEFGH cube with side 1 shown op-posite. Point I is the middle of seg-ment [ AB ] . 1 Determine the value of the scalar product FE · FB 2 Determine the scalar product : IA · IB 3 a What is the nature of the triangle ACH ? b Deduce the value of the scalar product HA · HC ? https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/2777 sacados/2777 chapExoCorrec/6752 sacados/6752 ABCDEFGHIJKLMN chapExoCorrec/8891 sacados/8891 IABCDEFGH
ABCDEFGHIJ ABCDEFGHIJ HGFEDCBAIJ E.8892 Proposition: Let u and v be two non-zero vectors in the space. The vectors u and v are orthogonal to each other if and only if u · v = 0 If the vectors u and v are collinear with each other : u and v have the same direction : u · v = u × v u and v have opposite directions : u · v = u × v In space, consider the cube ABCDEFGH with side length 1 shown opposite, where points I and J are the midpoints of seg-ments [ GH ] and [ AD ] , respec-tively. Using the properties of the cube and the square, determine the value of the scalar products : a EH · DH b AB · DC c BC · GF 6. Bilinearity formula E.5410 Proposition: Let u , v , w , and k be real numbers. We have the following identities: u · v = v · u u · v + w = u · v + u · w u · k · v = k · u · v = k u · v In space, consider the cube ABCDEFGH with side length 1 shown opposite, where points I and J are the midpoints of seg-ments [ GH ] and [ AD ] , respec-tively. Method : In calculating the scalar product, we use Chasles’ relation to decompose the two vectors into vectors that are collinear or orthogonal to each other. This facilitates the calculation of scalar products. Here is an example: To calculate the scalar product IE · GF , we use the decom-position of vector IE : IE = IH + HE We can then write: IE · GF = IH + HE · GF = IH · GF + HE · GF = 0 + HE × GF = 0 + 1 × 1 = 1 Using Chasles’ relation as well, determine the value of the following scalar products : a AF · HG b JF · AB c IJ · EF E.4188 In this exercise, an answer by ˇVRAIı or ˇFAUXı, without justification, is requested from the candidate against a list of assertions. Any mathemati-cally correct answer is worth 0.4 point. Any incorrect answer deducts 0.1 point. No answer is not counted. The total cannot be negative. We give the cube ABCDEFGH , of edge length 1 , and the middles I and J of the edges [ AB ] and [ CG ] . The useful ele-ments of the figure are given opposite. The candidate is asked to judge each of the following 10 state-ments. Affirmation Vrai Faux 1 AC · AI = 1 2 2 AC · AI = AI · AB 3 AB · IJ = AB · IC 4 AB · IJ = AB × IC × cos ı 3 7. Scalar product calculation E.8890 In space with an orthonormal refer-ence frame. 1 Consider the two vectors u 1 ; 2 ; 3 and v 2 ; 1 ; 1 , determine the scalar product u · v . https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/8892 sacados/8892 ABCDEFGHIJ chapExoCorrec/5410 sacados/5410 ABCDEFGHIJ chapExoCorrec/4188 sacados/4188 HGFEDCBAIJ chapExoCorrec/8890 sacados/8890
ABCDEFGHikj IJKABCDEFGH ABCDEFGH 2 Consider the two vectors w 2 ; 0 ; 1 and t 1 ; 1 ; 1 , determine the scalar product w · t . E.8921 Proposition: for any vector u and v : u 2 = u 2 u · v = 1 2 · u + v 2 u 2 v 2 u · v = 1 2 · u 2 + v 2 u v 2 u · v = 1 4 · u + v 2 u v 2 Consider the parallelepiped ABCDEFGH shown below : The space is given the reference frame O ; i ; j ; k shown above. We then have the measurements : AB = 10 ; AD = 5 ; AE = 4 1 Determine the values of AC , CG et AC · CG . 2 Deduce the measure of diagonal [ AG ] . 8. Scalar product and orthogonality E.2778 In space with an orthonormal refer-ence frame, consider the following three points : A 6 ; 5 ; 1 ; B 4 ; 2 ; 4 ; C 4 ; 7 ; 2 Show that the triangle ABC is a right-angled triangle in C . E.8893 In space, consider the cube ABCDEFGH shown below and where the points I , J , K are the respective middles of the segments [ AB ] , [ DG ] , [ EH ] . Consider the space provided with the reference frame D ; DA ; DC ; DH . Show that the straight lines ( IJ ) and ( CK ) are orthogonal. E.8920 Consider the parallelepiped ABCDEFGH shown below where : AB = a with a R + ; AD = 1 ; AE = 1 1 Justify that the straight lines ( HB ) and ( AG ) are copla-nar. 2 Determine the value of a so that the straight lines ( HB ) and ( AG ) are perpendicular. 9. Determine the measure of an angle https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/8921 sacados/8921 ABCDEFGHikj chapExoCorrec/2778 sacados/2778 chapExoCorrec/8893 sacados/8893 IJKABCDEFGH chapExoCorrec/8920 sacados/8920 ABCDEFGH
ABCDEFGHM E.4082 Space is referred to a refer-ence frame O ; i ; j ; k orthonormal direct. Consider the points : A 2 ; 0 ; 1 ; B 1 ; 2 ; 1 ; C 2 ; 2 ; 2 1 Calculate the scalar product AB · AC then the lengths AB and AC . 2 Deduce an approximate value, rounded to the nearest degree, of the angle BAC . 3 Justify that the points A , B and C are not aligned. E.4310 In an orthonormal space frame, consider the three points : E 2 ; 1 ; 3 ; F 1 ; 1 ; 2 ; G 1 ; 3 ; 1 Indicate whether the following statement is true or false, jus-tifying your answer: a measure in degrees of the geometric angle FEG , rounded to the degree, is 50 o . E.6967 Consider a cuble ABCDEFGH whose cavalier perspective representation is given below : The edges are of length 1 . Space is referred to the orthonor-mal reference frame D ; DA ; DC ; DH To any real x of the interval 0 ; 1 , we associate the point M of the segment [ DF ] such that : DM = x · DF We are interested in the evolution of the measure in radian of the angle EMB when the point M traverses the segment [ DF ] . We have : 0 ı 1 What is if the point M is confused with the point D ? with the point F ? 2 Assume that the point M has coordinates M ( x ; x ; x ) . Show that : cos( )= 3 · x 2 4 · x +1 3 · x 2 4 · x +2 (For this, we can look at the scalar product of the vectors ME and MB ) E.10377 In space with an orthonormal ref-erence frame, consider the three points : A 5 ; 3 ; 1 ; B 1 ; 2 ; 3 ; C 4 ; 3 ; 1 1 Demonstrate that the triangle ABC is right-angled at A . 2 Calculate the scalar product BA · BC and then the lengths AB and BC . 3 Deduce the measure in degrees of the angle ABC rounded to the degree. E.10378 In space with an orthonormal ref-erence frame, consider the three points : A 2 ; 4 ; 0 ; B 8 ; 5 ; 1 ; C 3 ; 3 ; 1 1 Demonstrate that the triangle ABC is right-angled at A . 2 Calculate the scalar product BA · BC and then the lengths AB and BC . 3 Deduce the measure in degrees of the angle ABC rounded to the degree. E.10379 In space with an orthonormal ref-erence frame, consider the three points : A 1 ; 3 ; 5 ; B 0 ; 2 ; 2 ; C 1 ; 3 ; 5 1 Demonstrate that the triangle ABC is right-angled at A . 2 Calculate the scalar product BA · BC and then the lengths AB and BC . 3 Deduce the measure in degrees of the angle ABC rounded to the degree. 10. Vectors normal to a plane E.5411 Definition: let P be a plane of space admitting the vectors u and v non-colinear as director vectors. A vector n is said to be normal to the plane P if it is orthogonal to each of the vectors u and v . In space with a reference frame O ; i ; j ; k orthonormal, consider the three points A , B and C with coordinates : A 0 ; 1 ; 1 ; B 1 ; 1 ; 8 ; C 1 ; 0 ; 0 1 Determine the scalar products AB · u and AC · u . 2 What can be said about the vector u 3 ; 2 ; 1 relative to the plane ( ABC ) . E.5412 In space provided with a O ; i ; j ; k orthonormal, consider the three points A , B and C with coordinates : A 1 ; 0 ; 0 ; B 1 ; 1 ; 1 ; C 7 ; 2 ; 1 Show that the vector u 1 ; 2 ; 2 is a normal vector to the plane ( ABC ) . https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/4082 sacados/4082 Extrait de Nouvelle-Caledonie Mars 2011 chapExoCorrec/4310 sacados/4310 chapExoCorrec/6967 sacados/6967 Extrait Liban Juin 2017 ABCDEFGHM sacados/10377 sacados/10378 sacados/10379 chapExoCorrec/5411 sacados/5411 chapExoCorrec/5412 sacados/5412
ABCDEFGHIJK ABCDEFGHIJ E.8900 ABCDEFGH denotes a cube with side 1 . The point I is the middle of the segment [ BF ] . Point J is the middle of segment [ BC ] . Point K is the middle of segment [ CD ] . Above is shown the ( IJK ) plane. Space is referred to the reference frame A ; AB ; AD ; AE . 1 Give the coordinates A , G , I , J and K in this frame of reference. 2 Show that the vector AG is normal to the plane ( IJK ) . 11. Determine a normal vector to a plane E.8919 In the plane provided with a O ; i ; j ; k orthonormal, consider a plane ( P ) admitting the vectors u 2 ; 1 ; 1 and v 2 ; 1 ; 2 non-colinear as di-rector vectors. Let n ( x ; y ; z ) be a normal vector to the ( P ) plane. 1 Show that the coordinates of the vector n verify the system : 2 x + y + z = 0 2 x y 2 z = 0 2 We note n the vector normal to the plane ( P ) having 1 for dimension and we note its coordinates : n x ; y ; 1 a Determine the coordinates of the vector n . b Propose a vector n  normal to the plane ( P ) with integer coordinates. E.5415 In space provided with a O ; i ; j ; k , consider the three points A , B and C with coordinates : A 2 ; 1 ; 1 ; B 1 ; 3 ; 1 ; C 1 ; 1 ; 1 1 Show that the points A , B and C define a plane. 2 Determine a non-zero u vector with integer coordinates and orthogonal to the ( ABC ) plane. E.8901 Space is referred to the orthonormal reference frame O ; i ; j ; k . For each question, determine the coordinates of a vector n non-zero and orthogonal to the two vectors u and v : u 5 ; 0 ; 1 et v 1 ; 1 ; 2 E.8902 Consider the rectangular paral-lelepiped ABCDEFGH shown below : Points I and J are the respective middles of segments [ AE ] and [ AB ] . The middles of the various edges are shown in the figure. 1 Show the section of the ( DIF ) plane and the paral-lelepiped. Justify your construction. 2 The plane is given the reference frame A ; AJ ; AD ; AE orthonormal. Determine a vector n , with integer coor-dinates, normal to the plane ( DIF ) . 12. Orthogonal projection on a plane https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/8900 sacados/8900 ABCDEFGHIJK chapExoCorrec/8919 sacados/8919 chapExoCorrec/5415 sacados/5415 chapExoCorrec/8901 sacados/8901 chapExoCorrec/8902 sacados/8902 ABCDEFGHIJ
ABCDEFGHI HGFEDCBAIJ E.8905 Definition - proposition: In muni space, consider a point A and a plane ( P ) . We call the orthogonal projected of the point A onto the plane ( P ) , the single point M intersection of the plane P with the straight line passing through the point A and orthogonal to the plane P Corollary : in space, consider a point A and a plane ( P ) . The projected H of the point A onto the plane ( P ) is the unique point of the point ( P ) such that the line ( AH ) is orthogonal to the plane ( P ) . ABCDEFGH is the cube with edge 1 shown on the attached sheet to be completed and returned with the copy. Space is referred to the orthonormal reference frame A ; AB ; AD ; AE . Consider the point I with coordinates I 1 3 ; 1 3 ; 1 3 . 1 a Establish equality: 1 3 · DB + 1 3 · DE = DI b Show that the point I belongs to the plane ( BDE ) . 2 Show that point I is the projected point of point A onto plane ( BDE ) . E.8918 In the plane provided with a O ; i ; j ; k orthonormal, consider the point M 5 ; 2 ; 1 and the plane ( P ) passing through the point A 5 ; 6 ; 6 and admitting the vector n 2 ; 1 ; 2 as normal vector. Show that the point H 1 ; 0 ; 5 is the orthogonal project of the point M onto the plane ( P ) . E.8909 Consider the cube ABCDEFGH , with edge length 1 , and note I and J the mid-dles of the [ AB ] and [ CG ] edges. On utilisera le repère A ; AB ; AD ; AE We note M the point with coordinates : M 1 2 ; 2 5 ; 4 5 1 Show that the point M is the projected point of the point I on the plane ( EFJ ) 2 Show that the volume of the tetrahedron EFIJ is equal to 1 6 E.10380 In space provided with an orthonormal reference frame, consider e point A 1 ; 2 ; 3 and the plane P admitting as equation : P : 2 · x 2 · y 4 · z + 2 = 0 Show that the point H 2 ; 1 ; 1 is the orthogonal project of the point A onto the plane P . E.10381 In space provided with an orthonormal reference frame, consider e point A 2 ; 3 ; 2 and the plane P admitting as equation : P : 6 · x + 4 · y + z 5 = 0 Show that the point H 1 ; 1 ; 3 is the orthogonal project of the point A onto the plane P . E.10382 In space provided with an orthonormal reference frame, consider e point A 1 ; 2 ; 2 and the plane P admitting as equation : P : x + 2 · y + 3 · z 5 = 0 Show that the point H 4 7 ; 8 7 ; 5 7 is the orthogonal project of the point A onto the plane P . E.10383 In space provided with an orthonormal reference frame, consider the point A 3 ; 3 ; 3 and the plane P admitting as standard form : 2 · x y + z + 1 = 0 Determine the coordinates of the point H projected orthogo-nally from the point A on the plane P . E.10384 In space with an orthonormal reference frame, consider the point A 8 3 ; 4 3 ; 8 3 and the plane P with standard form : x + 2 · y z + 2 = 0 Determine the coordinates of the point H projected orthogo-nally from the point A on the plane P . E.10385 In space provided with an orthonormal reference frame, consider the point A 2 ; 3 ; 3 and the plane P admitting as standard form : 2 · x + y + 4 · z 2 = 0 Determine the coordinates of the point H projected orthogo-nally from the point A onto the plane P . E.10386 to do https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/8905 sacados/8905 ABCDEFGHI chapExoCorrec/8918 sacados/8918 chapExoCorrec/8909 sacados/8909 HGFEDCBAIJ sacados/10380 chapExoCorrec/10381 sacados/10381 sacados/10382 sacados/10383 sacados/10384 sacados/10385 sacados/10386 fichierPlus/10386/
ABCDEFGHI IHHGFEDCBA 13. Distance to a plane E.8910 Proposition: in muni space, consider a point A and a plane ( P ) . Let H be the orthogonal project of the point A onto the plane ( P ) . The distance AH has the value : AH = AB · n n Definition: in space, consider a point A and a plane ( P ) , we call distance from point A to plane ( P ) , distance from point AH where point H is the orthogonal project of point A onto plane ( P ) In space with a reference frame O ; i ; j ; l orthonormal, consider the four points : A 2 ; 2 ; 0 ; B 4 ; 4 ; 1 ; C 5 ; 2 ; 1 ; M 6 ; 4 ; 4 1 Show that points A , B , C are non-aligned. 2 Show that the vector n 2 ; 1 ; 2 is a normal vector to the plane ( ABC ) . 3 Determine the distance from point M to plane ( ABC ) . E.8906 Consider a cube ABCDEFGH , with edge length 1 . Note I the point of intersection of the line ( EC ) and the plane ( AFH ) . In space, consider the cube ABCDEFGH shown below and use the reference frame D ; DA ; DC ; DH orthonormé. Let I be the orthogonal project of the point E onto the plane ( AFH ) . 1 Justify that the line ( EC ) is orthogonal to the plane ( AHF ) . 2 Verify that the distance from point E to plane ( AFH ) is equal to 3 3 . E.8911 Proposition: The orthogonal project H of a point A on a plane P is the single point of the plane P closest to A Consider the cube ABCDEFGH shown below, and space is referred to the orthonormal reference frame A ; AB ; AD ; AE . Note I the point with coordinates 1 3 ; 1 ; 1 and the section through the plane ( FHI ) is shown shaded. 1 Demonstrate that the vector n with coordinates 3 ; 3 ; 2 is normal to the plane ( ACI ) 2 Determine the distance of point F from the plane. 3 Let H be the orthogonal project of the point F onto the plane ( ACI ) . Show that the point H has coordinates : H 7 22 ; 15 22 ; 12 22 14. Orthogonal projection on a straight line E.8915 Definition - proposition: In space, consider a point A and a straight line ( d ) with director vector u . We call the orthogonal projected of the point A onto the line ( d ) , the point of intersection of the line ( d ) with the plane passing through the point A and admitting u as normal vector. Corollary : in space, consider a straight line ( d ) and a point A not belonging to ( d ) . The orthogonal project of the point A onto the line ( d ) is the only point M belonging to ( d ) and such that the vector AM is orthogonal to any directing vector of the line ( d ) . In space provided with a reference frame O ; ; i ; j or-thonormal, consider the three points : A 7 ; 3 ; 0 ; B 6 ; 1 ; 8 ; C 4 ; 4 ; 2 Consider the point H 2 ; 1 ; 4 . https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/8910 sacados/8910 chapExoCorrec/8906 sacados/8906 ABCDEFGHI chapExoCorrec/8911 sacados/8911 IHHGFEDCBA chapExoCorrec/8915 sacados/8915
ABCDEFGHIJ ABCDSI 1 Show that the point H belongs to the line ( BC ) . 2 Establish that H is the orthogonal project of the point A onto the line ( BC ) . E.8903 ABCDEFGH denotes a cube with side 1 , the point I is the midpoint of the segment [ BF ] and the point J is the midpoint of the segment [ AG ] . Space is referred to the reference frame A ; AB ; AD ; AE . 1 Establish that the point J is the projected point of the point I onto the line ( AG ) . 2 Determine the distance IJ . E.8916 In space, consider the ABCDS pyra- mid with a square base and side faces that are all equilateral triangles. Let I be the midpoint of segment [ AB ] . We muni the space of the A ; AB ; AD ; k direct orthonor-mal reference frame. 1 Justify that the vector CS has coordinates : CS 1 2 ; 1 2 ; 2 2 Note H ( x ; y ; z ) the orthogonal project of the point A onto the line ( CS ) . 2 Justify that there exists a real k allowing to write the coordinates of the point H : H 1 2 · k +1 ; 1 2 · k +1 ; 2 2 · k 3 Deduce the coordinates of the point H . 15. Distance from a straight line E.8912 Proposition: in space provided with an orthonormal ref-erence frame, consider a straight line ( d ) passing through a point A and admitting u as its directing vector and B another point of the plane. Noting H the projected point B on the line ( d ) , we have : BH = BA BA · u u 2 u Definition: in space provided with an orthonormal refer-ence frame, consider a straight line ( d ) and a point B in space. We call distance from the point B to the line ( d ) , distance BH where H is the projected point B on the line ( d ) . Space is referred to a reference frame O ; i ; j ; k or-thonormal and consider the points A , B and C whose co-ordinates are: A 5 ; 0 ; 1 ; B 5 ; 2 ; 8 ; C 7 ; 4 ; 4 Establish that the point A is at a distance of 3 from the line ( BC ) . E.8914 Proposition: the orthogonal projected H of the point A on the line ( d ) is the only point on the line ( d ) closest to the point A . Space is referred to a reference frame O ; i ; j ; k or-thonormal and consider the points A , B and C whose co-ordinates are: A 3 ; 4 ; 7 ; B 5 ; 1 ; 6 ; C 1 ; 3 ; 2 We denote by H the orthogonal project of the point A on the straight line ( BC ) . 1 Determine the distance from point A to line ( BC ) . 2 Establish that the point H has coordinates : H 3 ; 2 ; 4 https://chingmath.fr sacados/8903 ABCDEFGHIJ chapExoCorrec/8916 sacados/8916 ABCDSI chapExoCorrec/8912 sacados/8912 chapExoCorrec/8914 sacados/8914
ABCDEFGHI HGFEDCBAIIR HGFEDCBA E.8907 ABCDEFGH denotes a cube with side 1 , the point I is the midpoint of the segment [ BF ] . Space is referred to the reference frame A ; AB ; AD ; AE . Determine the distance from point I to line ( AG ) . E.8904 Consider the cube ABCDEFGH shown on the attached sheet. Throughout the exer-cise, space is referred to the orthonormal reference frame A ; AB ; AD ; AE . Let I be the point with coordinates 1 3 ; 1 ; 1 and R the orthogonal project of I onto the line ( AC ) . 1 Establish that : IR = 11 3 . 2 The point R belonging to the line ( AC ) , there exists a real t such that : AR = t · AC a Express the coordinates of point R as a function of t . b Using question 1 , determine the coordinates of point R . E.4100 Space is referred to an orthonor-mal reference frame O ; i ; j ; k . The points A , B and C have the respective coordinates : A 1 ; 2 ; 4 ; B 2 ; 6 ; 5 ; C 4 ; 0 ; 3 We denote by H the orthogonal project of the point O on the line ( BC ) . Let t be the real such that : BH = t · BC 1 Show that : t = BO · BC BC 2 2 Deduce the real t and the coordinates of the point H . 16. Scalar product and vector relation E.4094 Consider a tetrahedron ABCD and note H the orthogonal project of the point A onto the plane ( BCD ) . Show that, if the heights of the tetrahedron ABCD arising from the points A and B are concurrent, then the line ( BH ) is a height of the triangle BCD . 17. Unclassified financial years E.4247 Consider a cube ABCDEFGH of edge length 3 We choose the orthonormal reference frame D ; i ; j ; k such that : i = 1 3 · DA ; j = 1 3 · DC ; k = 1 3 · DH https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/8907 sacados/8907 ABCDEFGHI chapExoCorrec/8904 sacados/8904 HGFEDCBAIIR sacados/4100 chapExoCorrec/4094 sacados/4094 sacados/4247 Extrait de Polynesie Septembre 2007 HGFEDCBA
1 Determine the coordinates of the point L barycenter of the system ( C ; 2) ; ( E ; 1) . The vectors AE and DL are assumed to have the following coordinates : AE 0 ; 0 ; 3 ; DL 1 ; 2 ; 1 Let ( a ; b ) be a pair of reals. Let M be the point on the line ( AE ) such that : AM = a · AE and N the point on the line ( DL ) such that : DN = b · DL 2 Show that the vector MN is orthogonal to the vectors AE and DL if and only if the pair ( a ; b ) vérifie the sys-tem : a + 2 b = 1 3 a b = 0 3 Deduce that there is a single point M 0 of ( AE ) and a sin-gle point N 0 of ( DL ) such that the straight line ( M 0 N 0 ) is orthogonal to the straight lines ( AE ) and ( DL ) . 4 Determine the coordinates of the points M 0 and N 0 then calculate the distance M 0 N 0 . E.4034 Space is referred to the orthonormal reference frame O ; i ; j ; k . The sphere of center A 1 ; 1 ; 1 and radius 10 is tangent to the plane P of equation x + y + z =0 . E.4110 Space is referred to the orthonormal reference frame O ; i ; j ; k . Consider a plane ( P ) admitting the vectors u and v nonco-linear vectors and whose coordinates are: u 2 ; 1 ; 3 et v 1 ; 1 ; 1 Note n ( x ; y ; z ) a normal vector to the plane ( P ) 1 Justify that the coordinates of the vector n are solutions of the system of equations : 2 x y + 3 z = 0 x + y + z = 0 2 a Choosing z =1 , determine the coordinates of the sin-gle vector n 1 normal to the plane and whose coast is 1 . b Determine the coordinates of another vector n normal to the plane ( P ) . c What can we say about the vectors n 1 and n ? E.4130 Consider the space provided with a O ; i ; j ; j orthonormal reference frame. Consider the line ( d ) passing through the point A 1 ; 2 ; 3 and admitting the vector u 2 ; 0 ; 1 as director vector. Let M be the point in space with coordinates 1 ; 1 ; 13 , determine the coordinates of the projected H of the point M on the line ( d ) . E.8908 Consider the space provided with a O ; i ; j ; j orthonormal reference frame. Let ( P ) be the plane admitting as standard form : 3 · x y + 2 · z = 0 Consider the point N 15 ; 1 ; 6 . Determine the coordinates of the point I projected orthogonally from the point N in the plane ( P ) . https://chingmath.fr sacados/4034 Extrait Antilles-Guyane Septembre 2010 chapExoCorrec/4110 sacados/4110 chapExoCorrec/4130 sacados/4130 chapExoCorrec/8908 sacados/8908