Grade 12
/ Space annals 23 exercises (including 21 corrected)
- Lines and planes (7 exercices)
- Distance, volume in space (4 exercices)
- Projected orthogonal (5 exercices)
- Qcm, affirmations... (5 exercices)
ABCDOIS
ABCDEFGH
with
director
vector
−→
v
3
2
;
−
1
;
1
passing
through
the
point
I
2
0
;
2
;
1
.
3
Reflection
of
d
3
on
the
plane
(
OAC
)
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
the
point
of
intersection
I
3
of
the
line
d
3
with
the
plane
(
OAC
)
.
Note
d
4
the
straight
line
representing
the
light
ray
after
re-flection
on
the
(
OAC
)
plane.
It
is
therefore
parallel
to
the
straight
line
d
1
.
4
Light
path
study
We
give
the
vector
−→
u
1
;
−
2
;
0
,
and
note
P
the
plane
defined
by
the
straight
lines
d
1
and
d
2
.
a
Demonstrate
that
the
vector
−→
u
is
a
normal
vector
to
the
plane
P
.
b
Do
the
straight
lines
d
1
,
d
2
and
d
3
lie
in
the
same
plane?
c
Do
the
straight
lines
d
1
,
d
2
and
d
4
lie
in
the
same
plane?
E.6883
Consider
the
regular
pyramid
SABCD
with
vertex
S
consisting
of
square
base
ABCD
and
equilateral
triangles
shown
below.
The
point
O
is
the
center
of
the
base
ABCD
with
OB
=1
.
Recall
that
segment
[
SO
]
is
the
height
of
the
pyramid
and
that
all
edges
have
the
same
length.
1
Justify
that
the
reference
frame
O
;
−−→
OB
;
−−→
OC
;
−→
OS
is
or-thonormal.
In
the
rest
of
the
exercise,
we
place
ourselves
in
the
reference
frame
O
;
−−→
OB
;
−−→
OC
;
−→
OS
.
2
We
define
the
point
K
by
the
relation
−−→
SK
=
1
3
·
−→
SD
and
note
I
the
midpoint
of
the
segment
[
SO
]
.
a
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
K
.
b
Deduce
that
the
points
B
,
I
and
K
are
aligned.
c
Note
L
the
point
of
intersection
of
edge
[
SA
]
with
plane
(
BCI
)
.
Justify
that
the
straight
lines
(
AD
)
and
(
KL
)
are
par-allel.
d
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
L
.
3
Consider
the
vector
−→
n
1
;
1
;
2
in
the
reference
frame
O
;
−−→
OB
;
−−→
OC
;
−→
OS
.
a
Show
that
−→
n
is
a
normal
vector
to
the
(
BCI
)
plane.
b
Show
that
the
vectors
−→
n
,
−→
AS
and
−→
DS
are
coplanar.
c
What
is
the
relative
position
of
the
planes
(
BCI
)
and
(
SAD
)
?
E.5452
Consider
a
cube
ABCDEFGH
of
edge
length
1
.
We
place
ourselves
in
the
orthonormal
reference
frame
A
;
−−→
AB
;
−−→
AD
;
−→
AE
.
Consider
the
points
:
I
1
;
1
3
;
0
;
J
0
;
2
3
;
1
;
K
3
4
;
0
;
1
;
L
a
;
1
;
0
with
a
a
real
number
belonging
to
the
interval
0
;
1
.
Parts
A
and
B
are
independent.
Part
A
1
Determine
a
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(
IJ
)
.
2
Show
that
the
straight
line
(
KL
)
has
parametric
repre-sentation
:
x
=
3
4
+
t
·
a
−
3
4
y
=
t
z
=
1
−
t
où
t
∈
R
.
3
Demonstrate
that
the
straight
lines
(
IJ
)
and
(
KL
)
are
secant
if,
and
only
if,
a
=
1
4
.
Part
B
Throughout
the
rest
of
the
exercise,
we
pose
a
=
1
4
.
The
point
L
therefore
has
coordinates
1
4
;
1
;
0
.
1
Demonstrate
that
the
quadrilateral
IKJL
is
a
parallelo-gram.
2
The
figure
below
shows
the
intersection
of
the
plane
(
IJK
)
with
the
faces
of
the
cube
ABCDDEFGH
as
obtained
using
dynamic
geometry
software.
We
denote
by
M
the
point
of
intersection
of
the
plane
(
IJK
)
and
the
line
(
BF
)
and
by
N
the
point
of
intersec-tion
of
the
plane
(
IJK
)
and
the
line
(
DH
)
.
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ABCDEFGH
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
ABCDEFGHMPN
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
The
aim
of
this
question
is
to
determine
the
coordinates
of
the
points
M
and
N
.
a
Prove
that
the
vector
−→
n
of
coordinates
8
;
9
;
5
is
a
normal
vector
to
the
plane
(
IJK
)
.
b
Deduce
that
the
plane
(
IJK
)
has
equation
:
8
x
+
9
y
+
5
z
−
11
=
0
c
Deduce
the
coordinates
of
points
M
and
N
.
E.6268
Consider
a
ABCDDEFGH
cube
given
below
:
Note
M
the
middle
of
segment
[
EH
]
,
N
that
of
[
FC
]
and
P
the
point
such
that
:
−−→
HP
=
1
4
·
−−→
HG
.
Part
A
:
Section
of
the
cube
by
the
(
MNP
)
plane
1
Justify
that
the
straight
lines
(
MP
)
and
(
FG
)
intersect
at
a
point
L
.
Construct
the
point
L
.
2
Admit
that
the
straight
lines
(
LN
)
and
(
CG
)
are
secant
and
note
T
their
point
of
intersection.
We
admit
that
the
straight
lines
(
LN
)
and
(
BF
)
are
se-cant
and
we
note
Q
their
point
of
intersection.
a
Construct
the
points
T
and
Q
,
leaving
the
construction
lines
visible.
b
Construct
the
intersection
of
planes
(
MNP
)
and
(
ABF
)
.
3
Deduce
a
construction
of
the
cube’s
section
through
the
(
MNP
)
plane.
Part
B
Space
is
referred
to
the
reference
frame
A
;
−−→
AB
;
−−→
AD
;
−→
AE
.
1
Give
the
coordinates
of
the
points
M
,
N
and
P
in
this
frame.
2
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
L
.
3
Assume
that
the
point
T
has
coordinates
1
;
1
;
5
8
.
Is
the
triangle
TPN
right-angled
at
T
?
E.3238
1
Let
[
KL
]
be
a
segment
of
space
;
note
I
its
midpoint.
The
perpendicular
plane
at
I
to
the
line
(
KL
)
.
is
called
the
mediator
plane
of
[
KL
]
Show
that
the
media-tor
plane
of
[
KL
]
is
the
set
of
points
in
space
equidistant
from
K
and
L
.
2
Here,
space
is
provided
with
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
;
consider
the
points
:
A
4
;
0
;
−
3
;
B
2
;
2
;
2
;
C
3
;
−
3
;
−
1
;
D
0
;
0
;
−
3
a
Show
that
the
median
plane
of
[
AB
]
has
equation
:
4
x
−
4
y
−
10
z
−
13
=
0
For
the
following,
we
admit
that
the
median
planes
of
[
BC
]
and
[
CD
]
have
respectively
for
equation
:
2
x
−
10
y
−
6
z
−
7
=
0
;
3
x
−
3
y
+
2
z
−
5
=
0
b
Demonstrate,
by
solving
a
system
of
linear
equa-tions,
that
these
three
planes
have
a
single
common
point
E
whose
coordinates
will
be
given.
c
Using
the
question
1
show
that
the
points
A
,
B
,
C
and
D
are
on
a
sphere
with
center
E
.
What
is
the
radius
of
this
sphere?
2.
Distance,
volume
in
space
E.6884
ABCDEFGH
is
a
cube
with
edge
equal
to
1
.
Space
is
provided
with
the
orthonormal
reference
frame
D
;
−−→
DC
;
−−→
DA
;
−−→
DH
.
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ABCDEFGHMPN
chapExoCorrec/3238
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chapExoCorrec/6884
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Antilles-Guyane
Juin 2016
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
ABCDEFGH
In
this
frame
of
reference,
we
have
:
D
0
;
0
;
0
C
1
;
0
;
0
A
0
;
1
;
0
H
0
;
0
;
1
E
0
;
1
;
1
Let
I
be
the
middle
of
[
AB
]
.
Let
P
be
the
plane
parallel
to
plane
(
BGE
)
and
passing
through
point
I
.
We
admit
that
the
section
of
the
cube
by
the
plane
P
rep-resented
above
is
a
hexagon
whose
vertices
I
,
J
,
K
,
L
,
M
and
N
belong
to
the
[
AB
]
,
[
BC
]
,
[
CG
]
,
[
GH
]
,
[
HE
]
and
[
AE
]
edges
respectively.
1
a
Show
that
the
vector
−−→
DF
is
normal
to
the
plane
(
BGE
)
.
b
Deduce
a
standard
form
of
the
plane
P
.
2
Show
that
point
N
is
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
AE
]
.
3
a
Determine
a
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(
HB
)
.
b
Deduce
that
the
straight
line
(
HB
)
and
the
plane
P
are
secant
at
a
point
T
whose
coordinates
we
will
spec-ify.
4
Calculate,
in
units
of
volume,
the
volume
of
the
tetrahe-dron
FBGE
.
E.6265
In
space
provided
with
an
or-thonormal
reference
frame
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
,
consider
the
tetra-hedron
ABCD
whose
vertices
have
coordinates
:
A
1
;
−
3
;
0
;
B
1
;
3
;
0
;
C
−
2
;
0
;
0
;
D
0
;
0
;
2
2
1
Show
that
the
plane
(
ABD
)
has
standard
form
4
x
+
z
2=4
02
2
Note
D
the
line
whose
parametric
representation
is
:
x
=
t
y
=
0
z
=
t
2
où
t
∈
R
a
Demonstrate
that
D
is
the
line
that
is
parallel
to
(
CD
)
and
passes
through
O
.
b
Determine
the
coordinates
of
point
G
,
intersection
of
line
D
and
plane
(
ABD
)
.
3
a
Note
L
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
AC
]
.
Show
that
the
line
(
BL
)
passes
through
the
point
O
and
is
orthogonal
to
the
line
(
AC
)
.
b
Prove
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
equilateral
and
deter-mine
the
center
of
its
circumscribed
center.
4
Demonstrate
that
the
tetrahedron
ABCD
is
regular,
i.e.
a
tetrahedron
whose
six
edges
have
the
same
length.
E.6406
Let
be
a
cube
ABCDEFGH
of
edge
1
.
Dans
le
repère
A
;
−−→
AB
;
−−→
AD
;
−→
AE
,
consider
the
points
M
,
N
and
P
with
coordinates
:
M
1
;
1
;
3
4
;
N
0
;
1
2
;
1
;
P
1
;
0
;
−
5
4
.
1
Place
M
,
N
and
P
on
the
figure
below.
2
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
vectors
−−→
MN
and
−−→
MP
.
Deduce
that
the
points
M
,
N
and
P
are
not
aligned.
3
Consider
the
function
f
from
the
algorithm
1
below
:
Fonction
f(
x
M
,
y
M
,
z
M
,
x
N
,
y
N
,
z
N
,
x
P
,
y
P
,
z
P
)
d
←
x
N
−
x
M
e
←
y
N
−
y
M
f
←
z
N
−
z
M
g
←
x
p
−
x
M
h
←
y
p
−
y
M
i
←
z
P
−
z
M
k
←
d
×
g+e
×
h+f
×
i
Resend
k
a
What
is
the
value
returned
by
the
function
f
when
called
with
the
coordinates
of
the
points
M
,
N
and
P
given
above.
b
What
does
this
value
correspond
to?
What
can
we
deduce
for
the
triangle
MNP
?
4
Consider
the
function
g
of
an
algorithm
2
given
below.
Fonction
g(
x
M
,
y
M
,
z
M
,
x
N
,
y
N
,
z
N
,
x
P
,
y
P
,
z
P
)
d
←
x
N
−
x
M
e
←
y
N
−
y
M
f
←
z
N
−
z
M
g
←
x
p
−
x
M
h
←
y
p
−
y
M
i
←
z
P
−
z
M
k
←
d
×
g+e
×
h+f
×
i
...
Copy
and
complete
it
so
that
the
function
g
returns
the
value
1
if
the
triangle
MNP
is
right-angled
and
isosceles
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ABCDEFGH
ABCDOS
at
M
and
the
value
0
otherwise.
5
Consider
the
vector
−→
n
5
;
−
8
;
4
normal
to
the
plane
(
MNP
)
.
a
Determine
a
standard
form
of
the
plane
(
MNP
)
.
b
Consider
the
line
(Δ)
passing
through
F
and
with
di-rection
vector
−→
n
.
Determine
a
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(Δ)
.
6
Let
K
be
the
point
of
intersection
of
the
plane
(
MNP
)
and
the
straight
line
(Δ)
.
a
Demonstrate
that
the
coordinates
of
the
point
K
are
4
7
;
24
35
;
23
35
.
b
We
give
:
FK
=
27
35
.
Calculate
the
volume
of
the
tetrahedron
MNPF
.
E.6261
In
space,
consider
a
tetrahedron
ABCD
whose
faces
ABC
,
ACD
and
ABD
are
right-angled
and
isosceles
triangles
at
A
.
We
denote
by
E
,
F
and
G
the
respective
middles
of
the
sides
[
AB
]
,
[
BC
]
and
[
CA
]
.
We
choose
AB
as
the
unit
of
length
and
place
ourselves
in
the
orthonormal
reference
frame
A
;
−−→
AB
;
−→
AC
;
−−→
AD
de
l’espace.
1
We
denote
by
P
the
plane
that
passes
through
A
and
is
orthogonal
to
the
line
(
DF
)
.
Note
H
the
point
of
intersection
of
the
plane
P
and
the
line
(
DF
)
.
a
Give
the
coordinates
of
points
D
and
F
.
b
Give
a
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(
DF
)
.
c
Determine
a
standard
form
of
the
plane
P
.
d
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
the
point
H
.
e
Demonstrate
that
the
angle
∠
EHG
is
a
right
angle.
2
Denote
by
M
a
point
on
the
line
(
DF
)
and
by
t
the
real
such
that
−−→
DM
=
t
·
−−→
DF
.
Note
¸
the
measure
in
radians
of
the
geometric
angle
∠
EMG
.
The
aim
of
this
question
is
to
determine
the
position
of
point
M
so
that
¸
is
maximum.
a
Demonstrate
that
:
ME
2
=
3
2
·
t
2
−
5
2
·
t
+
5
4
b
Demonstrate
that
the
triangle
MEG
is
isosceles
at
M
.
En
déduire
que
:
ME
·
sin
¸
2
=
1
2
·
√
2
.
c
Justify
that
¸
is
maximal
if,
and
only
if,
sin
¸
2
is
maximal.
Deduce
that
¸
is
maximal
if,
and
only
if,
ME
2
is
min-imal.
d
Conclude.
3.
Projected
orthogonal
E.6943
Part
A
:
a
volume
calculation
without
a
benchmark
Consider
an
equilateral
pyramid
SABCD
(square-based
pyra-mid
whose
side
faces
are
all
equilateral
triangles)
shown
op-posite.
The
diagonals
of
the
square
ABCD
measure
24
cm
.
Let
O
be
the
center
of
the
square
ABCD
.
We’ll
assume
that
:
OS
=
OA
1
Without
using
a
reference
point,
demonstrate
that
the
line
SO
is
orthogonal
to
the
plane
ABC
.
2
Deduce
the
volume,
in
cm
3
,
of
the
pyramid
SABCD
.
Part
B:
in
a
landmark
On
considère
le
repère
orthonormé
O
;
−→
OA
;
−−→
OB
;
−→
OS
.
1
Note
P
and
Q
the
respective
middles
of
segments
[
AS
]
and
[
BS
]
.
a
Justify
that
−→
n
1
;
1
;
−
3
is
a
normal
vector
to
the
plane
PQC
.
b
Deduce
a
standard
form
of
the
plane
PQC
.
2
Let
H
be
the
point
on
the
plane
PQC
such
that
the
straight
line
SH
is
orthogonal
to
the
plane
PQC
.
a
Give
a
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(
SH
)
.
b
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
point
H
.
c
Then
show
that
the
length
SH
,
in
units
of
length,
is
2
11
11
3
We’ll
admit
that
the
area
of
the
quadrilateral
PQCD
,
in
units
of
area,
is
equal
to
3
11
8
.
Calculate
the
volume
of
the
pyramid
SPQCD
,
in
units
of
volume.
Part
C
:
equitable
sharing
For
the
birthday
of
her
twin
daughters
Anne
and
Fanny.
Madame
Nova
has
made
a
pretty
cake
in
the
shape
of
an
equi-lateral
pyramid
whose
base
square
diagonals
measure
24
cm
.
She
prepares
to
divide
it
in
two,
equally,
by
placing
her
knife
on
the
apex.
Then
Anne
stops
her
action
and
suggests
a
more
original
cut
:
ˇ
Place
the
blade
on
the
middle
of
an
edge,
parallel
to
one
side
of
the
base,
then
cut
away
towards
the
opposite
side
ı
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Fanny
has
her
doubts,
the
shares
don’t
seem
fair
to
her.
Is
this
the
case?
Justify
your
answer.
E.3186
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
.
Note
I
the
point
with
coordinates
1
3
;
1
;
1
.
1
Place
the
point
I
on
the
figure.
2
The
plane
(
ACI
)
intersects
the
line
(
EH
)
at
J
.
Show
that
the
straight
lines
(
IJ
)
and
(
AC
)
are
parallel.
3
Note
R
the
orthogonal
project
of
I
onto
the
line
(
AC
)
.
a
Justify
that
the
following
two
conditions
are
verified
:
i
There
exists
a
real
k
such
that
:
−→
AR
=
k
·
−→
AC
ii
−→
IR
·
−→
AC
=
0
b
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
point
R
.
c
Deduce
that
the
distance
IR
is
expressed
as
:
IR
=
√
11
3
.
4
Demonstrate
that
the
vector
−→
n
with
coordinates
3
;
−
3
;
2
is
normal
to
the
plane
(
ACI
)
.
Deduce
a
Cartesian
equation
of
the
plane
(
ACI
)
.
5
Demonstrate
that
the
distance
from
point
F
to
plane
(
ACI
)
is
5
√
22
.
E.3248
The
height
of
a
tetrahedron
is
any
straight
line
containing
one
of
its
vertices
and
perpendicular
to
the
plane
of
the
face
opposite
that
vertex.
A
tetrahedron
is
orthocentric
if
its
four
heights
are
concur-rent.
Part
A
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
.
Part
B
In
space
provided
with
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
,
we
give
the
points
:
A
3
;
2
;
−
1
;
B
−
6
;
1
;
1
;
C
4
;
−
3
;
3
;
D
−
1
;
−
5
;
−
1
1
a
Verify
that
a
standard
form
of
the
(
BCD
)
plane
is
:
−
2
x
−
3
y
+
4
z
−
13
=
0
b
Determine
the
coordinates
of
the
point
H
,
orthogonal
projected
from
the
point
A
on
the
plane
(
BCD
)
.
c
Calculate
the
scalar
product
:
−−→
BH
·
−−→
CD
d
Is
the
tetrahedron
ABD
orthocentric?
2
We
define
the
points
I
1
;
0
;
0
,
J
0
;
1
;
0
,
K
0
;
0
;
1
.
Is
the
tetrahedron
OIJK
orthocentric?
E.3139
Space
is
provided
with
an
or-thonormal
reference
frame
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
.
Let
(
P
1
)
be
the
plane
with
Cartesian
equation
−
2
x
+
y
+
z
−
6=
0
and
(
P
2
)
be
the
plane
with
Cartesian
equation
x
−
2
y
+4
z
−
9=0
.
1
Show
that
(
P
1
)
and
(
P
2
)
are
perpendicular.
Recall
that
two
planes
are
perpendicular
if,
and
only
if,
a
non-zero
normal
vector
to
one
is
orthogonal
to
a
non-zero
normal
vector
to
the
other.
2
Let
(
D
)
be
the
line
of
intersection
of
(
P
1
)
and
(
P
2
)
.
Show
that
a
parametric
representation
of
(
D
)
is
:
x
=
−
7
+
2
t
y
=
−
8
+
3
t
z
=
t
where
t
∈
R
3
Let
M
be
any
point
of
(
D
)
of
parameter
t
and
let
A
be
the
point
of
coordinates
−
9
;
−
4
;
−
1
.
a
Verify
that
A
belongs
neither
to
(
P
1
)
,
nor
to
(
P
2
)
.
b
Express
AM
2
in
terms
of
t
.
c
Let
f
be
the
function
defined
on
R
by
f
(
t
)=2
t
2
−
2
t
+3
.
Study
the
variations
of
f
.
For
which
point
M
,
is
the
distance
AM
minimal?
In
the
following,
we’ll
refer
to
this
point
as
I
.
Specify
the
coordinates
of
the
point
I
.
4
Let
(
Q
)
be
the
plane
orthogonal
to
(
D
)
passing
through
A
.
a
Determine
an
equation
of
(
Q
)
.
b
Demonstrate
that
I
is
the
orthogonal
projected
of
A
onto
(
D
)
.
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Space
is
provided
with
an
or-thonormal
reference
frame
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
.
Part
A
(this
part
constitutes
an
organized
return
of
knowl-edge)
Let
a
,
b
,
c
and
d
be
real
numbers
such
that
:
(
a
;
b
;
c
)
=
0
;
0
;
0
.
Let
P
be
the
plane
of
equation
:
a
·
x
+
b
·
y
+
c
·
z
+
d
=0
.
Consider
the
point
I
of
coordinates
(
x
I
;
y
I
;
z
I
)
and
the
vector
−→
n
de
coordonnées
(
a
;
b
;
c
)
.
The
aim
of
this
part
is
to
demonstrate
that
the
distance
from
I
to
the
plane
P
is
equal
to
:
⏐
⏐
a
·
x
I
+
b
·
y
I
+
c
·
z
I
+
d
⏐
⏐
a
2
+
b
2
+
c
2
1
Let
Δ
be
the
straight
line
passing
through
I
and
orthog-onal
to
the
plane
P
.
Determine,
as
a
function
of
a
,
b
,
c
,
x
I
,
y
I
and
z
I
,
a
system
of
parametric
equations
of
Δ
.
2
Note
H
the
point
of
intersection
of
Δ
and
P
.
a
Justify
that
there
exists
a
real
k
such
that
:
−→
IH
=
k
−→
n
.
b
Determine
the
expression
of
k
as
a
function
of
a
,
b
,
c
,
d
,
x
I
,
y
I
and
z
I
.
c
Deduce
that
:
IH
=
⏐
⏐
a
·
x
I
+
b
·
y
I
+
c
·
z
I
+
d
⏐
⏐
a
2
+
b
2
+
c
2
Part
B
The
plane
Q
of
equation
x
−
y
+
z
−
11=0
is
tangent
to
a
sphere
S
of
center
the
point
Ω
of
coordinates
1
;
−
1
;
3
.
1
Determine
the
radius
of
the
sphere
S
.
2
Determine
a
system
of
parametric
equations
of
the
line
Δ
passing
through
Ω
and
orthogonal
to
the
plane
Q
.
3
Deduce
the
coordinates
of
the
point
of
intersection
of
the
sphere
S
and
the
plane
Q
.
4.
Qcm,
affirmations...
E.3195
Let
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
be
an
or-thonormal
space
frame.
Consider
the
points
:
A
2
;
4
;
1
;
B
0
;
4
;
−
3
;
C
3
;
1
;
−
3
D
1
;
0
;
−
2
;
E
3
;
2
;
−
1
;
I
3
5
;
4
;
−
9
5
For
each
of
the
following
five
statements,
say,
without
justi-fication,
whether
it
is
true
or
false.
For
each
question,
one
point
is
counted
if
the
answer
is
correct
and
zero
otherwise.
1
An
equation
of
the
plane
(
ABC
)
is
:
2
x
+
2
y
−
z
−
11
=
0
2
The
point
E
is
the
orthogonal
project
of
D
onto
the
plane
(
ABC
)
.
3
The
straight
lines
(
AB
)
and
(
CD
)
are
orthogonal.
4
The
straight
line
(
CD
)
is
given
by
the
following
paramet-ric
representation
:
(
CD
)
:
x
=
−
1
+
2
t
y
=
−
1
+
t
z
=
1
−
t
où
t
∈
R
5
The
point
I
is
on
the
straight
line
AB
.
E.5531
For
each
question,
four
proposed
answers
are
given,
only
one
of
which
is
correct.
For
each
ques-tion,
indicate,
without
justification,
the
correct
answer
on
the
copy.
A
correct
answer
earns
1
point.
A
wrong
answer
or
the
absence
of
an
answer
neither
earns
nor
deducts
any
points.
The
same
applies
if
several
answers
are
given
for
the
same
question.
Space
is
referred
to
an
orthonormal
reference
frame.
t
and
t
denote
real
parameters.
The
plane
(
P
)
has
equation
:
x
−
2
y
+3
z
+5=0
The
(
S
)
plane
has
parametric
representation
:
x
=
−
2
+
t
+
2
t
y
=
−
t
−
2
t
z
=
−
1
−
t
+
3
t
où
t
∈
R
,
t
∈
R
The
straight
line
(
d
)
has
the
following
parametric
representa-tion
:
x
=
−
2
+
t
y
=
−
t
z
=
−
1
−
t
où
t
∈
R
The
space
points
M
−
1
;
2
;
3
and
N
1
;
−
2
;
9
are
given.
1
A
parametric
representation
of
the
(
P
)
plane
is
:
a
x
=
t
y
=
1
−
2
t
z
=
−
1
+
3
t
b
x
=
t
+
2
t
y
=
1
−
t
+
t
z
=
−
1
−
t
c
x
=
t
+
t
y
=
1
−
t
−
2
t
z
=
1
−
t
−
3
t
d
x
=
1
+
2
t
+
t
y
=
1
−
2
t
+
2
t
z
=
−
1
−
t
2
a
The
straight
line
(
d
)
and
the
plane
(
P
)
are
secant
at
the
point
A
−
8
;
3
;
2
.
b
The
line
(
d
)
and
the
plane
(
P
)
are
perpendicular.
c
The
straight
line
(
d
)
is
a
straight
line
of
the
plane
(
P
)
.
d
The
straight
line
(
d
)
and
the
plane
(
P
)
are
strictly
parallel.
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a
The
straight
line
(
MN
)
and
the
straight
line
(
d
)
are
orthogonal.
b
The
line
(
MN
)
and
the
line
(
d
)
are
parallel.
c
The
line
(
MN
)
and
the
line
(
d
)
are
secant.
d
The
straight
line
(
MN
)
and
the
straight
line
(
d
)
are
coincident.
4
a
The
(
P
)
and
(
S
)
planes
are
parallel.
b
The
straight
line
(Δ)
of
parametric
representation
:
x
=
t
y
=
−
2
−
t
z
=
−
3
−
t
t
∈
R
is
the
line
of
intersection
of
the
planes
(
P
)
and
(
S
)
.
c
The
point
M
belongs
to
the
intersection
of
the
planes
(
P
)
and
(
S
)
.
d
(
P
)
and
(
S
)
planes
are
perpendicular.
E.3140
In
space
referred
to
an
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
orthonormal
reference
frame,
consider
the
points
:
A
coordinates
3
;
1
;
−
5
;
B
coordinates
0
;
4
;
−
5
;
C
coordinates
−
1
;
2
;
−
5
;
D
coordinates
2
;
3
;
4
.
For
each
of
the
six
statements
below,
state
whether
it
is
true
or
false.
No
justification
is
required.
The
candidate
must
indi-cate
on
his
copy
the
number
of
the
question
and
the
mention
ˇVRAIı
or
ˇFAUXı.
0.5
points
are
awarded
for
each
correct
answer
and
0.25
point
is
deducted
for
each
incorrect
answer.
The
absence
of
an
answer
is
not
penalized.
Any
negative
total
is
reduced
to
0.
1
The
points
A
,
B
and
D
are
aligned.
2
The
line
(
AB
)
is
contained
in
the
plane
of
Cartesian
equa-tion
:
x
+
y
=
4
.
3
A
Cartesian
equation
of
the
(
BCD
)
plane
is
:
18
x
−
9
y
−
5
z
+
11
=
0
4
The
points
A
,
B
,
C
and
D
are
coplanar.
5
A
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(
BD
)
is
:
x
=
1
−
2
k
y
=
7
2
+
k
z
=
−
1
2
−
9
k
where
k
∈
R
E.3149
Part
One
Space
is
referred
to
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
.
Consider
:
Points
:
A
0
;
0
;
3
;
B
2
;
0
;
4
;
C
−
1
;
1
;
2
;
D
1
;
−
4
;
0
.
plans
:
(
P
1
)
:
7
x
+4
y
−
3
z
+9=0
;
(
P
2
)
:
x
−
2
y
=0
.
The
straight
lines
(Δ
1
)
and
(Δ
2
)
defined
by
their
respec-tive
parametric
equation
systems
:
x
=
−
1
+
t
y
=
−
8
+
2
t
z
=
−
10
+
5
t
where
t
∈
R
x
=
7
+
2
t
y
=
8
+
4
t
z
=
8
−
t
where
t
∈
R
For
each
question,
only
one
of
the
four
propositions
is
correct.
The
candidate
will
indicate
on
the
copy
the
number
of
the
question
and
the
letter
corresponding
to
the
chosen
answer.
No
justification
is
required.
A
correct
answer
earns
0.5
point
;
an
incorrect
answer
deducts
0.25
point
;
the
absence
of
an
answer
is
counted
0
point.
If
the
total
is
negative,
the
score
is
reduced
to
0.
1
The
(
P
1
)
plane
is
:
a
le
plane
(
ABC
)
b
le
plan
(
BCD
)
c
le
plan
(
ACD
)
d
le
plan
(
ABD
)
2
The
straight
line
(Δ
1
)
contains
:
a
le
point
A
b
le
point
B
c
le
point
C
d
le
point
D
3
Relative
position
of
(
P
1
)
and
(Δ
2
)
:
a
(Δ
2
)
is
strictly
parallel
to
(
P
1
)
b
(Δ
2
)
is
included
in
(
P
1
)
c
(Δ
2
)
cut
(
P
1
)
d
(Δ
2
)
is
orthogonal
to
(
P
1
)
4
Relative
position
of
(Δ
1
)
and
(Δ
2
)
:
a
(Δ
1
)
is
strictly
parallel
to
(Δ
2
)
b
(Δ
1
)
and
(Δ
2
)
are
confondues
c
(Δ
1
)
and
(Δ
2
)
are
sécantes
d
(Δ
1
)
and
(Δ
2
)
are
non-coplanar.
5
The
intersection
of
(
P
1
)
and
(
P
2
)
is
a
line
whose
para-metric
representation
is
:
a
x
=
t
y
=
−
2
+
1
2
·
t
z
=
3
·
t
b
x
=
2
·
t
y
=
t
z
=
3
+
6
·
t
c
x
=
5
·
t
y
=
1
−
2
·
t
z
=
t
d
x
=
−
1
+
t
y
=
2
+
t
z
=
−
3
·
t
Part
Two
Space
is
referred
to
an
orthonormal
frame
of
reference
O
;
−→
i
;
−→
j
;
−→
k
.
Consider
the
line
(
D
)
passing
through
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0
;
0
;
3
and
whose
directing
vector
is
−→
u
1
;
0
;
−
1
and
the
line
(
D
)
passing
through
B
2
;
0
;
4
and
one
of
whose
directing
vectors
is
−→
v
0
;
1
;
1
.
The
aim
is
to
show
that
there
is
a
single
line
perpendicular
to
both
(
D
)
and
(
D
)
,
to
determine
it
and
to
identify
a
property
of
this
line.
1
Consider
a
point
M
belonging
to
(
D
)
and
a
point
M
belonging
to
(
D
)
defined
by
−−→
AM
=
a
·
−→
u
et
−−−→
BM
=
b
·
−→
v
,
where
a
and
b
are
real
numbers.
Express
the
coordinates
of
M
,
M
and
then
the
vector
−−−→
MM
in
terms
of
a
and
b
.
2
Show
that
the
line
(
MM
)
is
perpendicular
to
(
D
)
and
to
(
D
)
if,
and
only
if,
the
couple
(
a
;
b
)
is
solution
of
the
system
:
2
a
+
b
=
1
a
+
2
b
=
−
1
3
Solve
this
system.
Deduce
the
coordinates
of
the
two
unique
points
M
and
M
,
which
we
will
note
here
H
and
H
,
such
that
the
straight
line
(
HH
)
is
indeed
common
perpendicular
to
(
D
)
and
to
(
D
)
.
Show
that
HH
=
3
units
of
length.
4
Consider
any
point
M
on
the
line
(
D
)
and
any
point
M
on
the
line
(
D
)
.
a
Using
the
coordinates
obtained
in
question
1
,
demon-strate
that
:
MM
2
=
(
a
+
b
)
2
+
(
a
−
1)
2
+
(
b
+
1)
2
+
3
b
Deduce
that
the
distance
MM
minimum
when
M
is
in
H
and
M
is
in
H
.
E.3167
In
this
exercise,
an
answer
by
ˇVRAIı
or
ˇFAUXı,
without
justification,
is
requested
from
the
candidate
against
a
list
of
statements.
Any
mathemat-ically
correct
answer
gives
0.4
point.
Any
incorrect
answer
deducts
0.1
point.
No
answer
is
not
counted.
The
total
can-not
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
elements
of
the
figure
are
given
opposite.
The
candidate
is
asked
to
judge
each
of
the
following
10
statements.
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
We
now
use
the
orthonormal
reference
frame
A
;
−−→
AB
;
−−→
AD
;
−→
AE
5
A
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(
IJ
)
is
:
x
=
t
+
1
y
=
2
t
z
=
t
where
t
∈
R
6
A
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(
IJ
)
is
:
x
=
1
2
t
+
1
y
=
t
+
1
z
=
1
2
t
+
1
2
where
t
∈
R
.
7
6
x
−
7
y
+8
z
−
3=0
is
a
Cartesian
equation
of
the
line
(
IJ
)
.
8
The
intersection
of
the
planes
(
FIJ
)
and
(
ABC
)
is
the
straight
line
passing
through
I
and
through
the
middle
of
the
edge
[
DC
]
9
The
coordinate
vector
-4
1
2
is
a
vector
normal
to
the
plane
(
FIJ
)
10
The
volume
of
the
tetrahedron
EFIJ
is
equal
to
1
6
5.
Unclassified
financial
years
E.8137
We
place
ourselves
in
space
pro-vided
with
an
orthonormal
reference
frame
whose
origin
is
the
point
A
.
Consider
the
points
B
10
;
−
8
;
2
,
C
−
1
;
−
8
;
5
and
D
14
;
4
;
8
.
1
a
Determine
a
system
of
parametric
equations
of
each
of
the
lines
(
AB
)
and
(
CD
)
.
b
Check
that
the
straight
lines
(
AB
)
and
(
CD
)
are
not
coplanar.
2
Consider
the
point
I
on
the
line
(
AB
)
with
abscissa
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and
the
point
J
on
the
line
(
CD
)
with
abscissa
4
.
a
Determine
the
coordinates
of
points
I
and
J
and
de-duce
the
distance
IJ
.
b
Demonstrate
that
the
line
(
IJ
)
is
perpendicular
to
the
lines
(
AB
)
and
(
CD
)
.
The
line
(
IJ
)
is
called
the
common
perpendicular
to
the
lines
(
AB
)
and
(
CD
)
.
3
The
purpose
of
this
question
is
to
check
that
the
dis-tance
IJ
is
the
minimum
distance
between
the
straight
lines
(
AB
)
and
(
CD
)
.
The
diagram
below
shows
the
straight
lines
(
AB
)
and
(
CD
)
,
the
points
I
and
J
,
and
the
line
Δ
parallel
to
the
line
(
CD
)
passing
through
I
.
Consider
a
point
M
on
the
line
(
AB
)
distinct
from
the
point
I
.
Consider
a
point
M
on
the
line
(
CD
)
distinct
from
the
point
J
.
a
Justify
that
the
parallel
to
the
line
(
IJ
)
passing
through
the
point
M
intersects
the
line
Δ
at
a
point
that
we’ll
denote
P
.
b
Show
that
the
triangle
MPM
is
rectangular
at
P
.
c
Justify
that
MM
>IJ
and
conclude.
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An
artist
wishes
to
create
a
sculpture
composed
of
a
tetrahedron
placed
on
a
cube
of
6
meters
edge.
These
two
solids
are
represented
by
the
cube
ABCDDEFGH
and
the
tetrahe-dron
SELM
below.
The
space
is
given
the
orthonormal
reference
frame
A
;
−→
AI
;
−→
AJ
;
−−→
AK
such
that
:
I
∈
[
AB
]
,
J
∈
[
AD
]
,
K
∈
[
AE
]
and
AI
=
AJ
=
AK
=1
,
the
graphic
unit
representing
1
meter.
The
points
L
,
M
and
S
are
defined
as
follows
:
L
is
the
point
such
that
:
−→
FL
=
2
3
·
−−→
FE
M
is
the
point
of
intersection
of
the
plane
(
BDL
)
and
the
line
(
EH
)
;
S
is
the
point
of
intersection
of
the
straight
lines
(
BL
)
and
(
AK
)
.
1
Demonstrate,
without
calculating
coordinates,
that
the
straight
lines
(
LM
)
and
(
BD
)
are
parallel.
2
Show
that
the
coordinates
of
the
point
L
are
2
;
0
;
6
3
a
Give
a
parametric
representation
of
the
line
(
BL
)
.
b
Check
that
the
coordinates
of
point
S
are
(0
;
0
.
4
Let
−→
n
be
the
coordinate
vector
3
;
3
;
2
.
a
Check
that
−→
n
is
normal
to
the
plane
(
BDL
)
.
b
Show
that
a
standard
form
of
the
plane
(
BDL
)
is
:
3
x
+
3
y
+
2
z
−
18
=
0
c
We
admit
that
the
straight
line
(
EH
)
has
as
paramet-ric
representation
:
x
=
0
y
=
s
(
s
∈
R
)
z
=
6
Calculate
the
coordinates
of
the
point
M
.
5
Calculate
the
volume
of
the
tetrahedron
SELM
.
Recall
that
the
volume
V
of
a
tetrahedron
is
given
by
the
fol-lowing
formula
:
V
=
1
3
×
Aire
de
la
base
×
Hauteur
6
The
artist
wants
the
measure
of
the
angle
∠
SLE
to
lie
between
55
o
and
60
o
.
Is
this
angle
constraint
respected?
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