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How to do this problem? It is an examination question of junior high school mathematics.
As shown in the figure, parabola A(- 1, 0) and B (3 3,0) C (0, 1) have three points in the plane rectangular coordinate system.

(1) Find the expression of this parabola;

(2) point q is on the y axis and point p is on the parabola. Let a quadrilateral with Q, P, A and B as vertices be a parallelogram, and find the coordinates of all points P that satisfy the conditions.

Test answer:

Solution: (1) Let the expression of this parabola be y=ax? According to the meaning of the question, you must

Solve it and get it.

The expression of parabola is y=x? -x- 1

(2) When AB is an edge, as long as PQ∨AB and PQ=AB=4.

It is also known that point Q is on the Y axis, and the abscissa of point P is 4 or -4. At this time, there are two qualified points p, which are marked as P 1 and P2 respectively.

And when x=4, y =;; When x=-4 and y=7,

At this time, P 1(4,) P2(-4, 7).

② When AB is diagonal, as long as PQ line and AB line are equally divided.

It is also known that point Q is on the Y axis, and the abscissa of the midpoint of line segment AB is 1.

The abscissa of point p is 2. At this time, only one qualified P is recorded as P3.

And when x=2, y=- 1, P3(2,-1).

To sum up, the qualified p is P 1(4,) p2 (-4,7) P3 (2,-1).