According to the picture ... three stages of P-point movement? a-& gt; b? b-& gt; c? c->; E
From a to b, because the side length of a square is 1, it is regarded as a triangle with AP as the base. So the triangle height is 1?
Is this area an ape? ( 1)= 1/2? *? x? *? 1= 1/2x
When b arrives at c, the picture is sauce purple. ..
So what? S triangle ape (2) = = s trapezoid? Abce-s triangle ABP-s triangle PCE
S△APE(2)=[( 1/2+ 1)? *? 1? *? 1/2? ]? - ? [ 1? *(x- 1)? * 1/2]-? [(2-x)? *? 1/2? *? 1/2]? === 1/4
-1/4x If...p on CE ... image ... sauce purple.
Is it PE at the bottom? Is the height 1 S△? APE(3)==? 1*? (5/2-x)? *? 1/2? ==5/4 - 1/2x
Three areas were found .. Let three areas be equal to 1/3 respectively.
Solve ... s? Ape (1) =1/3x (1) = 2/3 Two thirds are between 0~ 1 ... It meets the problem.
? s? ape(2)= 1/3 x(2)==? - 1/3? Negative one third ... not between 1~2? Do not match? refuse ...
? s? ape(3)= 1/3 x(3)== x==2/3? Two thirds are not between 2 and 2.5? refuse ...
When y = 1/3 ...? X=2/3 (two thirds ...)?
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