∴OC=OB=3,
Point c is on the positive semi-axis of the y axis,
∴ The coordinate of point C is (0,3);
(2) Consider in two situations:
(1) When point P is on the right side of point B,
If ∠BCP = 15 and ∠PCO = 30,
So PO=CO? Tan30 = root number 3, when t=4+ root number 3;
â‘¡ When point P is to the left of point B,
From ∠BCP = 15, ∠PCO = 60,
Therefore, op = cotan 60 = 3 root number 3.
T=3+3 radical number 3
All in all, ...
(3) According to the meaning of the question, if ⊙P is tangent to the side of the quadrilateral ABCD, there are the following three situations:
①When ⊙P and BC are tangent to point C, there is ∠bcp = 90,
So ∠OCP = 45, OP=3, where t =1;
(2) When ⊙P and CD are tangent to point C, there is PC⊥CD, that is, point P coincides with point O, and at this time t = 4;;
③ When ⊙P is tangent to AD, ∠dao = 90,
∴ Point A is the tangent point, as shown in Figure 4, PC2=PA2=(9-t)2, PO2=(t-4)2,
So (9-t)2=(t-4)2+32, that is, 81-18t+T2 = T2-8t+16+9.
Solution: t=5.6,
The value of t is 1 or 4 or 5.6.