3)
First of all we know, that all sides are equal in square;
We have two variants:
Square PQRS and PRQS
I: PQRS
a)PQ = RS = TU, so PQ+RS= 2 TU. true
b) PQ-RS = 0, and 0!=TU. false
c)2TS = PS; And PQ = PS, so RT = 0. false
d)From c we have that -RT have to be equal 0. It is False
4)Let’s imagine that all assignments are true. So they are true for any triangle. Let’s look at right-angle triangle with sides 1,1,sqrt(2).
AB = AC = 1;
BC = sqrt(2).
AL = AN = 0.5
BC = sqrt(2)/2;
LC = sqrt(5)/2;
a)
2AB+3BC+AC= 2+3*sqrt(2) + 1 and it isn’t equal to 2*sqrt(5)/2
false
b)
2AB−3BC+AC= 2 - 3*sqrt(2) + 1 not equal to 2*sqrt(5)/2
False;
c)2AB−3BC-AC=2LC
2 - 3*sqrt(2) - 1 not equal to 2*sqrt(5)/2
false
d)2AB+3BC−AC=2LC
2+3*sqrt(2) - 1 not equal to 2*sqrt(5)/2
false
5) i = (1,0); j = (0,1)
i*i = 1*1+ 0 * 0 = 1;
i*j = 1*0 + 0*1 = 0;
Answer:d
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