Analytic Geometry of Space ( Analytic Geometry II )

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Analytic Geometry of Space (

Analytic Geometry II

)

Rubono Setiawan, M.Sc.

Mathematics Education Sebelas Maret University

Assalamualaikum Wr.Wb.

Course Materials

1. Coordinates :

3 – Dimensional Rectangular Coordinate Systems and Another Types of Space Coordinates

2. Planes and Lines 3. Sphere 4. Types of Surfaces 5. Quadric Surface

Basic Competition 1 (KD 1)

• 3 X Course in Class • 1 X Paper Based Test

Reference

• Snyder, V. and Sisam, C.H.,1914,

Analytic Geometry of Space

, Normood Press, J.S.Cusbing, Co.- Borwick & Smith Co., Massachusets, USA.

• J.Stewart,

Calculus

, Fifth Edition, ITP, Singapore.

• E.J. Purcell, Varberg, D., Rigdon,

Calculus

Ninth Edition, Prentice Hall, Inc, New-York, USA.

etc

Tools, Software

Tools

1. Ruler 2. Cross Section Paper Media : Geometrical Form in Space : Box, Tetrahedron, Prism, etc.

Software :

1. Cabri 3D V2 2. Matematica

I. Coordinates

Contents : 1. Rectangular Coordinates 2. Distance between two points 3. Orthogonal projection 4. Direction Cosines and Numbers of a line 5. Angle between two directed lines 6. Point dividing a segment in a given ratio 7. Polar Coordinates 8. Cylindrical Coordinates 9. Spherical Coordinates

1. Rectangular Coordinates Coordinate Planes

• Let them given three mutually perpendicular planes, XOY, YOZ, ZOX, intersecting at O, the origin. These planes will be called

coordinate planes

• The planes ZOX and XOY intersect in X’OX, the X-axis • The planes XOY and YOZ intersect in Y’OY, the Y-axis, the planes YOZ intersect in Y’OY, the Y-axis.

• The planes YOZ and ZOX intersect in Z’OZ, the Z-axis

Distance Properties

• Distance measured in the directions X’OX, Y’OY, Z’OZ, respectively, will be considered positive; those measured in the opposite directions will be regarded as negative • The coordinates of any point P are its distances from the three coordinate planes • The distance from the plane YOZ is denoted by x, the distance from the plane ZOX is denoted by y, and the distance from the plane XOY is denoted by z • These three number x, y, z are spoken of as the x, y, z – coordinates of P respectively

How to Determine Any Point in Rectangular Coordinates

• • Any Point P in space lies three real coordinates.

Conversely, respectively, determine a point P, for if we lay off a distance OA = x cm the X-axis, OB = y the Y-axis, OC = z cm the Z – axis and then draw planes through A, B, C parallel the coordinates are x, y, and z.

to Lay off the distance OA = x on the X-axis.

From A lay off the distance AD = y cm a parallel to the Y – axis. From D lay off the distance DP = z cm parallel to the Z-axis

Octantcs

• 1.Figure - Octant.cg3

• The eight portions of space separated by the coordinate planes are called octans. • If the coordinates of a point P are a,b,c, the points in the remaining octants at the same absolute distances from the coordinate planes are (-a,b,c), (a,-b,c),(a,b,-c),(-a,-b,c),(-a,b,-c),(a,-b,-c),(-a,-b,-c)

Symmetric Properties

• • • Two points are symmetric with regrad to a plane If the line joining them is perpendicular to the plane and the segment between them is bisected by the plane.

They are symmetric with regrad to a line

, if the line joining them is perpendicular to the given line and the segment between them is bisected by the line

They are symmetric with regrad to a point

segment between them is bisected by the point if the

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Distance of Two Points in Three Dimensional Space

• Let two points in three dimensional space

P

2 (

x

2 ,

y

2 ,

z

2 ) and

P

1 (

x

1 ,

y

1 ,

z

1 ) is

P

2

P

1

P

2

P P

1

P

2  (

x

2 

x

1 ) 2  (

y

2 

y

1 ) 2  

z

2 

z

1  2 14

• • • •

Problems

Plot the following point to scale, using cross section paper : (1,1,1), (2,0,3), (-4,1,5), (0,0,-7), (7,6,4), (-3,-2,-5) Given point (k, l, m), write the coordinate of the point symmetric with it as to the plane XOY; the plane ZOX ; the X-axis ; the Y-axis ; the origin.

Find the distance from (5,-4,-3) to each of the following. 1.The xy-plane 2.The yz-plane 3.The xz-plane 4.The x- axis Which of the points P (6,2,3), Q(-5,-1,4) and R(0,3,8) is closest to the xz- plane? Which point lies in the yz-plane ?

Thank’s