On a map of a city, the town hall is represented by a point and a river through the
city by a straight line. There are places in the city with the property that the direct
distance from each place to the town hall is equal to the direct distance to the river.
In the following list identify a curve which can be used to join all these places.
The executives of a camp organize a holiday game. For this game it is important
that the direct distance kitchen - tent - fireplace is equal for all tents in the camp.
Is this information enough to determine the curve passing through all the
tents in the camp? Is this curve a conic? If yes, determine which conic.
Yes, all the tents are on an ellipse.
Yes, all the tents are on a circle.
Yes, all the tents are on a parabola.
Yes, all the tents are on a hyperbola.
No, we do not have enough information to draw any conclusion.
The point \(A = [3;2]\) is rotated
about the center \(B = [1;1]\)
by \(60^{\circ }\). Find
the coordinate of its final position. Consider both clockwise and counterclockwise
direction.
Given points \(A = [1;3]\),
\(C = [4;3]\),
\(B = [x;2]\), find the value of the
parameter \(x\) which ensures
that the vector \(AB\) is
perpendicular to the vector \(AC\).