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Senior one mathematics compulsory two examination questions
Draw a picture first, and draw the conclusion that this problem can be discussed in two situations.

(Note: in the following answers, 1, M 1, x 1, y 1, A2, M2, N2, x2, y2 "1and 2 represent A, M, N and Y2 respectively.

Case 1: vector ba1/vector CD, angle A= angle D=90 degrees, let A 1(M 1, N 1).

Vector BA 1= vector OA 1- vector OB=(M 1, n 1)-(6, 1) = (m 1-6, n1.

Vector CD= vector OD- vector OC = (2 2,5)-(3,3) = (-1,2)

Vector DA 1= vector OA 1- vector OD=(M 1, n1)-(2,5) = (m1-2, N 1-5).

Because: vector BA 1// vector CD.

Therefore, x1y2-x2y1= 0,2m1-12-1+n1= 0 [1].

Because: the vector DA 1 is perpendicular to the vector CD.

So: from vector DA 1* vector CD = 0,2-m1+2n1-10 = 0 [2].

[1][2] is simultaneous, and the solution is: M 1=3.6, N 1=5.8.

Case 2: vector A2D// vector BC, angle A2= angle B=90 degrees, and let A2(M2, N2) at this time.

Vector A2D= vector OD- vector OA2 = (2 2,5)-(m2,N2 N2) = (2-m2-m2,5-N2)

Vector BC= vector OC- vector OB = (3 3,3)-(6,1) = (-3,2)

Vector BA2= vector OA2- vector OB=(M2, N2)-(6 1)=(m2-6, N2- 1)

Because: vector A2D// vector BC

So: x1y2-x2y1= 0,4-2m2+15-3N2 = 0 [3].

Because the vector BA2 is perpendicular to the vector BC.

Therefore, from vector BA2* vector BC=0, -3M2+ 18+2N2-2=0 [4].

[3][4] Simultaneous, the solution is: 03 of m2 = 65438+86, and 25 of N2 = 13.

Therefore, when M 1=3.6, N 1=5.8 or m2 = 03 of 65438+86, N2 = 13 of 25, the quadrilateral ABCD is a right trapezoid.