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How to write the title of Zhejiang Science 1 1 in the 2004 Mathematics College Entrance Examination?
In 2004, the national unified entrance examination for colleges and universities was held.

Mathematics (Zhejiang Volume) Reference Answer

1. Multiple-choice question: This big question is a * *12 small question, with 5 points for each small question and 60 points for * * *.

1.D 2。 A 3。 B 4。 C 5。 A six. A seven. C 8。 B 9。 D 10。 D 1 1。 B 12。 D

Fill-in-the-blank question: This big question has 4 small questions, with 4 points for each small question, with a full score of 16.

13. 14. 14 - 25 15.5 16.

3. Solution: There are 6 small questions in this big question, with a full score of 74 points.

17. (The full mark of this question is 12)

Solution: (1)

=

=

=

=

(Ⅱ) ∵

∴ ,

It's also VIII

If and only if b=c= and bc=, the maximum value of bc is.

(18) (in 12)

Solution: (1) According to the meaning of the question, the values of random variables are 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10.

The probability distribution list of random variables is as follows

2 3 4 6 7 10

p 0.09 0.24 0. 16 0. 18 0.24 0.09

Mathematical expectation of random variables

=2×0.09+3×0.24+4×0. 16+6×0. 18+7×0.24+ 10×0.09=5.2.

(19) (in 12)

Method one

Solution: (1) remember that the intersection of AC and BD is O, connecting OE,

O and m are the midpoint of AC and EF respectively, and ACEF is a rectangle.

∴ Quadrilateral AOEM is a parallelogram,

∴AM∥OE.

Plane BDE, plane BDE,

∴AM∥ plane BDE.

(ii) AS⊥DF ii)AFD plane, connecting BS,

∵AB⊥AF,AB⊥AD,

∴AB⊥ Aircraft ADF,

∴AS is the projection of BS on the plane ADF,

⊥ Direction finding obtained from three perpendicular theorems.

∴∠BSA is the plane angle of dihedral angle A-DF-B.

In rt Δ ASB,

∴ dihedral angle A-DF-B is 60? .

(iii) Let CP=t(0≤t≤2) and there is PQ⊥AB in Q, then pq∑ad,

∵PQ⊥AB,PQ⊥AF,,

Pq ⊥ aircraft base, aircraft base,

∴PQ⊥QF.

In rt δ pqf, ∠FPQ=60? ,

PF=2PQ。

Σ Δ PAQ is an isosceles right triangle,

Σ Δ PAF is a right triangle,

∴ ,

So t= 1 or t=3 (truncation)

That is, point p is the midpoint of AC.

Method 2

(1) Establish a spatial rectangular coordinate system as shown in the figure.

Set, connect network elements,

Then the coordinates of point N and point E are (,(0,0, 1) respectively.

∴ ,

The coordinates of point A and point M are respectively

( )、(

And NE and AM are not * * * lines,

∴NE∥AM.

There are also: plane BDE, plane BDE,

∴AM∥ aircraft BDF

(ⅱ)∵af⊥ab,ab⊥ad,af

∴AB⊥ Plane ADF ..

∴ is the normal vector of the plane DAF.

∵ ? =0,

∴ ? =0

, ,

∴ is the normal vector of the plane BDF.

The angle between ∴ and is 60 degrees? .

That is, the dihedral angle A-DF-B is 60? .

(iii) Let P(t, t, 0)(0≤t≤)

What is the angle between PF and CD? .

Solve or (give up),

That is, point p is the midpoint of AC.

(20) (in 12)

Solution: (1) Because

So the slope of the tangent is

Therefore, the tangent equation is.

(ii) Let y=0 to get x=t+ 1,

And make x=0.

So S(t)= 1

=

therefore

∫ When (0, 1), > 0,

When (1, +∞), < 0,

So the maximum value of S(t) is S( 1)= 1

(2 1) (in 12)

Solution: (1) Get the equation of straight line AP from conditions.

that is

Because the distance from m point to straight AP is 1,

Namely.

The solution is+1≤m≤3 or-1 ≤ m ≤ 1-.

The value range of ∴m is

(ii) Based on hyperbolic equation.

Yes

And because m is the heart of δAPQ, the distance from m to AP is 1, so ∠MAP=45? The straight line AM is the bisector of ∠PAQ, and the distance from m to AQ and PQ is 1. Therefore, (we set p in the first quadrant).

The linear PQ equation is.

Equation y of straight AP = x-1,

The coordinate of ∴p is (2+, 1+), and it is substituted into the coordinate of point p.

So the hyperbolic equation is

that is

(22) (in 14)

Solution: (1) Because,

So, you can see from the meaning of the question.

=

=

∴ is a series of constants.

(ii) divide both sides of the equation by 2 to obtain

It's also VIII

(Ⅲ)∵

It's also VIII

∴: This is the geometric series of the common ratio.