2011年高考数学难点突破专题辅导二（2011 college entrance examination of mathematics difficult breakthrough tutorial two）.docVIP

2011年高考数学难点突破专题辅导二（2011 college entrance examination of mathematics difficult breakthrough tutorial two） Difficulty 2 the determination of sufficient and necessary conditions Sufficient conditions, necessary conditions and sufficient conditions are important mathematical concepts, mainly used to distinguish relation between propositions P and Q conclusion. This section is mainly through the different knowledge points to analysis the necessary and sufficient conditions for the significance of relationship between necessary and sufficient to enable candidates to determine the two propositions given. Difficult magnetic field (this assumes) on the X known real coefficient quadratic equation x2+ax+b=0 has two real roots of alpha, beta, alpha |2 and | | proved that beta |2 is a necessary and sufficient condition for 2|a|4+b and |b|4. Case study A case of 1 known P:|1| = 2, Q:x22x+1m2 = 0 (m0), if P is q?? the necessary but not sufficient condition for obtaining the range of real m. The solution: proposition intention with absolute value inequality and a $two inequality as test object, the application and the influence of the necessary and sufficient conditions and four propositions equivalent propositions, emphasized the knowledge point flexibility. Knowledge support: the flash point of solving the problem in this subject is to make use of the equivalent proposition to translate the text expression of the subject, so that the examinee becomes difficult to understand the necessary and sufficient condition to become simple and clear Error analysis of four kinds of propositions and sufficient conditions for the definition of the essence of understanding is not clear is the difficulty of working out the problem, on whether the proposition, students have difficulty in understanding the language. Techniques and methods: the equivalent proposition is used to make the equivalent transformation of propositions first. The relation between the condition and the conclusion in the cle