Solution: (1) A (4,0), C (0,4). Let the analytical formula of parabola be y = ax 2+bx+c, then there are detailed ideas and solutions here. /exercise/math/799755 On both sides of the right-angled trapezoid ABCO, OA and OC are on the positive semi-axis of the coordinate axis, BC//x axis, OA=OC=4, and the parabola with the straight line x= 1 as the symmetry axis passes through A,
(1) Find the resolution function of parabola;
(2) It is known that the analytical formula of the straight line L is y=x+m, and it intersects with the X axis at point G, taking point P on one side of the trapezoid ABCO.
(1) When m=0, as shown in figure 1, point P is the intersection of the parabola symmetry axis and BC. When crossing point P, make PH perpendicular to straight line L at point H, then connect OP to find the area of Δ OPH;
(2) When m=-3, take the intersection point P as the vertical line between the X axis and the straight line L, and the vertical foot as points E and F. Is there such a point P, and the triangle with the vertices of P, E, F, E and F is an isosceles triangle? If it exists, find the coordinates of point P; If it does not exist, please explain why.
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