(1) Find the coordinates of point Q;
(2) Point out which straight line the center of the circle T must move on;
(3) When point H is on a straight line, and the radius ⊙T is equal to the distance from the center of the circle t to the origin, can we determine the value of? If yes, request a value; If not, please explain why. (Figure 25 is for analysis and reference)
25. As shown in the figure, point A (0, 1) and point C (4, 3) are known, point P is a moving point in the rectangular ABCD with AC as the diagonal (not on each side), point D is on the Y axis, and the parabola has p as the vertex.
(1) means that points A, C and E are on a straight line;
(2) Can we judge the opening direction of parabola? Please explain the reasons;
(3) If the parabola and the X-axis have intersections F and G(F is on the left side of G), the area difference between △GAO and △FAO is 3, and the parabola and the line segment AE have two different intersections, can the values of A and B be determined? If yes, request the values of a and b; If not, please determine the range of a and b.
(The figures in this question are for analysis and reference only. )
25. as shown in figure 1, point a is the moving point of a straight line y = kx (k > 0, k is constant), a parabola with vertex y = (x-h) 2+m intersects with the straight line y = x at another point e, the y axis is at point f, the parabola symmetry axis is at point b and the straight line EF is at point C ..
(1) Please write the relationship between H and M; (represented by the included k formula)
(2) When point A moves to make EF parallel to the X axis (as shown in Figure 2), find the ratio OF line segment AC to of;
(3) When point A moves to the lowest position OF point F (as shown in Figure 3), find the ratio of line segment AC to of.
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25. As shown in figure 1, the coordinates of three vertices in quadrilateral OABC are known as O (0 0,0), A (0 0,n) and C (m m,0). The moving point P starts from the point O and moves to the point C along the lines OA, AB and BC in turn. Let the moving distance be z, and the image of OPC area s changing with z is shown in Figure 2. m..
(1) Please determine the value of n and the coordinates of point B;
(2) When the moving point P is the vertex of the parabola Y = AX+BX+C passing through points O and C, and it is on the hyperbola Y =, find the area of the quadrilateral OABC at this time.
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