Current location - Training Enrollment Network - Mathematics courses - Mathematics in senior one, didn't that point move on that equation? Why did it move to the origin? I can't understand this question. Please answer it. Thank you.
Mathematics in senior one, didn't that point move on that equation? Why did it move to the origin? I can't understand this question. Please answer it. Thank you.
Wrong understanding, it is not the points M and N that move to the origin, but the vertical foot (from the origin to the straight line), and the vertical foot point is on the straight line.

M, n in a straight line, the meaning of m2+n2 is the distance from the origin to the point m, n, and the shortest distance is when the line is perpendicular to the straight line.