Let: q (x, y)- > linear OQRP equation be: y = (y/x) x) x.
Where l-> xP=24X/(2X+3Y) and yP=24Y/(2X+3Y).
∵| OQ ||| OP | =| or |? -& gt; xR? =X? xP=24X? /(2X+3Y),yR? =24Y? /(2X+3Y)
And R(xR.yR) is on the ellipse->; x? /(2X+3Y)+3Y? /[2(2X+3Y)]= 1
-& gt; 2X? +3Y? = 2(2X+3Y)-& gt; 2(X- 1)? +3(Y- 1)? =5
-& gt; (X- 1)? /(5/2)+(Y- 1)? /(5/3)= 1
2. It is known that O (0 0,0), B (1 0) and C (b, c) are the three vertices of △OBC.
(1) Write the coordinates of the center of gravity G, the outer center F and the vertical center H of △OBC, and prove the * * * lines of G, F and H.
Gravity center g-> xG=(0+ 1+b)/3, yg = (0+0+c)/3-> G( 1+b/3,c/3)
External center f-> xf = (0+1)/2 =1/2.
OC midpoint d (b/2, c/2)->; DF equation: y-c/2=(-b/c)(x-b/2)
Let x = 1/2-> yF=(c? +b? -b)/(2c)
H-> XH=b, the higher order equation on the side of BC: y = [(1-b)/c] x.
Let x = b-> yH=(b-b? )/c
(2) When the straight line FH is parallel to OB, find the trajectory of vertex C..
FH∨OB-& gt; yF = yH-& gt; (c? +b? -b)/(2c)=(b-b? )/c
-& gt; c? +b? -b=2b-2b? -& gt; 3b? -3b+c? =0
-& gt; 3(b- 1/2)? +c? =3/4
-& gt; 4(x- 1/2)? +4y? /3= 1(x≠ 1/2,y≠0)