Grade 12 / Space annals 23 exercises (including 21 corrected)

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ABCDEFGHIJKL nOABCVue en perspective cavalière de la réπexiond’un rayon lumineux sur le plan(OAB 1. Lines and planes E.3260 The space is referenced to an orthonormal coordinate system O ; i ; j ; k . Let t be a real number. Given the points A 8 ; 0 ; 8 , B 10 ; 3 ; 10 , and the line D with parametric equations : x = 5 + 3 · t y = 1 + 2 · t z = 2 · t where t R 1 a Give a system of parametric equations for the line Δ defined by A and B . b Prove that D and Δ are not coplanar. 2 a The plane P is parallel to D and contains Δ . Show that the vector n 2 ; 2 ; 1 is a normal vector to P . Determine a Cartesian equation of P . b Show that the distance from any point M on D to P is independent of M . (not part of the 2012 curriculum) c Give a system of parametric equations for the line de-fined by the intersection of P with the plane xOy ) . 3 The sphere S is tangent to P at the point C 10 ; 1 ; 6 . The center Ω of S is at a distance d =6 from P , on the same side as O . Give the Cartesian equation of S . E.6427 ABCDEFGH is a cube. I is the middle of segment [ AB ] , J is the middle of segment [ EH ] , K is the middle of seg-ment [ BC ] and L is the middle of segment [ CG ] . Let’s equip the space with the orthonormal reference frame A ; AB ; AD ; AE . 1 a Show that the straight line ( FD ) is orthogonal to the plane ( IJK ) . b Deduce a standard form of the plane ( IJK ) . 2 Determine a parametric representation of the line ( FD ) . 3 Let M be the point of intersection of the line ( FD ) and the plane ( IJK ) . Determine the coordinates of the point M . 4 Determine the nature of the triangle IJK and calculate its area. 5 Calculate the volume of the tetrahedron FIJK . 6 Do the straight lines ( IJ ) and ( KL ) intersect? E.6881 A retro-reflector is an optical de-vice formed by three mirrors in the shape of a ˇ cube ı corner, with the reflecting faces facing inwards. They are found in the reflectors of some vehicles, as well as in surveying equipment. The points O , A , B and C are vertices of a cube, so that the reference frame O ; OA ; OB ; OC is an orthonormal refer-ence frame. This coordinate system will be used throughout the exercise. The three mirrors of the retro-reflector are represented by the planes ( OAB ) , ( OBC ) and ( OAC ) . Light rays are modeled by straight lines. Rules for reflecting a light ray admitted : when a light ray with director vector v a ; b ; c is re-flected by the plane ( OAB ) , a director vector of the re-flected ray is v a ; b ; c ; when a light ray with director vector v a ; b ; c is re-flected by the plane ( OBC ) , a direction vector of the reflected ray is v a ; b ; c ; when a light ray of direction vector v a ; b ; c is reflected by the plane ( OAC ) , a direction vector of the reflected ray is v a ; b ; c ; 1 Property of retroreflectors Using the previous rules, demonstrate that if a light ray of direction vector v a ; b ; c is reflected successively by the planes ( OAB ) , ( OBC ) and ( OAC ) , the final radius is parallel to the initial radius. To continue, we consider a light ray modeled by a straight line d 1 with director vector v 1 2 ; 1 ; 1 which strikes the plane OAB at point I 1 2 ; 3 ; 0 . The reflected ray is modelled by the straight line d 2 with director vector v 2 2 ; 1 ; 1 and passing through the point I 1 . 2 Reflection of d 2 on the plane ( OBC ) a Give a parametric repr±entation of the line d 2 . b Give, without justification, a normal vector to the ( OBC ) plane and a standard form of this plane. c Let I 2 be the point with coordinates 0 ; 2 ; 1 . Check that the ( OBC ) plane and the d 2 line are secant at I 2 . Note d 3 the straight line representing the light ray after re-flection on the ( OBC ) plane. d 3 is therefore the straight line https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/3260 sacados/3260 chapExoCorrec/6427 sacados/6427 Liban Mai 2015 ABCDEFGHIJKL chapExoCorrec/6881 sacados/6881 Asie Juin 2016 nOABCVue en perspective cavalière de la réπexiond’un rayon lumineux sur le plan(OAB
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 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 ) . https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/6883 sacados/6883 ABCDOIS chapExoCorrec/5452 sacados/5452 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 . https://chingmath.fr ABCDEFGHIJKLMN chapExoCorrec/6268 sacados/6268 ABCDEFGHMPN chapExoCorrec/3238 sacados/3238 Antilles-Guyane Juin 2005 6 points chapExoCorrec/6884 sacados/6884 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 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 https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/6265 sacados/6265 chapExoCorrec/6406 sacados/6406 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 https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/6261 sacados/6261 chapExoCorrec/6943 sacados/6943 ABCDOS
HGFEDCBA 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 ) . https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/3186 sacados/3186 HGFEDCBA chapExoCorrec/3248 sacados/3248 chapExoCorrec/3139 sacados/3139
E.3172 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 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 t R , t R The straight line ( d ) has the following parametric representa-tion : x = 2 + t y = t z = 1 t 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. https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/3172 sacados/3172 chapExoCorrec/3195 sacados/3195 France Juin 2006 4 points chapExoCorrec/5531 sacados/5531
3 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 1 ) and 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 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 2 ) : a 2 ) is strictly parallel to ( P 1 ) b 2 ) is included in ( P 1 ) c 2 ) cut ( P 1 ) d 2 ) is orthogonal to ( P 1 ) 4 Relative position of 1 ) and 2 ) : a 1 ) is strictly parallel to 2 ) b 1 ) and 2 ) are confondues c 1 ) and 2 ) are sécantes d 1 ) and 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 https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/3140 sacados/3140 chapExoCorrec/3149 sacados/3149
HGFEDCBAIJ A 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 5 https://chingmath.fr chapExoCorrec/3167 sacados/3167 HGFEDCBAIJ sacados/8137
(CDIJMP(ABM ABCDEFGHLSMIJK 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. E.8141 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? https://chingmath.fr (CDIJMP(ABM sacados/8141 Antilles-Guyane Juin 2018 5 points ABCDEFGHLSMIJK