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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.
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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
?
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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
.
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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
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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
)
.
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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
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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
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do
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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
.
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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
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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
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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
)
.
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