设底面为菱形且高为\sqrt{3}的直四棱柱A B C D - A_{1}B_{1}C_{1}D_{1}中,已知底面边长为正整数a且为定值, \angle B A D = \frac{\pi}{3} ,若矩形C D D_{1}C_{1}内的点E满足A E = \sqrt{7}的轨迹长度为\frac{2 \pi}{3}设点F为三棱柱A B D - A_{1}B_{1}D_{1}的外接球上一点,则四棱锥F - B C C_{1}B_{1}体积的最大值为__
Мысль
Parsing geometry problem
Okay, so we’ve got a geometry problem involving a quadrangular prism with rhombus-shaped base and height of 3, where the base side length a is a fixed integer. Angle BAD=π/3. Then, a rectangle CDD1C1 contains a point E that moves along a path satisfying AE=7. There's more, like a point F on the circumsphere of another triangular prism, and something about the volume of a pyramid. Seems complicated, huh? I’ll keep processing it.
Interpreting geometry problem
The text says the arc length or "轨迹长度" of point E is 2π/3. I think this means E moves along a circular arc, where the central angle is 2π/3.
Now let’s look at the whole structure. We have a quadrangular prism with base as a rhombus and height 3. Vertices A,B,C,D form the rhombus which implies all sides are the same length, and angle ∠BAD=60∘. The rectangle CDD1C1 is part of the setup, but I need to clarify its positioning.
Clarifying geometry setup
In a rhombus, adjacent angles sum to 180°, so with an angle of 60° at A, the opposite angle is 60°, and the other two angles are 120°. Now, considering the rectangle CDD1C1, it forms a lateral face with edges CD and height 3. Point E lies in this rectangle, satisfying AE=7, and describes an arc length of 2π/3. This likely means E's locus on a circle has this arc, helping define the geometry of the intersection. I’ll keep reworking it.
Refining approach
It looks like we’re determining the arc of a circle that lies within the rectangle CDD1C1, given that the distance AE=7. The set of points satisfying this condition forms a circular arc of length 2π/3. The relationship between the base side length a, the radius of the sphere, and the arc length restrictions will help determine possible values for a. It seems that a can only be 1, 2, or 3 based on these conditions, and this impacts the maximization of the volume we are after. Let’s continue!
Evaluating possible values for a
For a = 1, the circle has a radius of 2.5, but the intersection with the rectangle seems implausible due to the angle constraints, possibly not forming the required arc length. For a = 2, the radius is 2, and the conditions for the arc length inside the rectangle become much more reasonable. It seems more likely that a = 2 fits the condition, as a = 3 fails due to the arc length exceeding the full circle's circumference. Therefore, a = 2 is probably the correct choice.
Maximizing pyramid volume
We’ve deduced that for a=2, the arc length condition is satisfied. Now, moving on to the second part: finding the volume of the pyramid formed by points F, B, C, C1, and B1. This requires determining the circumsphere of the triangular prism formed by points A, B, D, and their top vertices. The goal is to maximize the perpendicular distance from point F, located on the circumsphere, to the plane containing the base of the pyramid, which will determine the volume.
Maximizing pyramid volume - final check
We’ve now calculated the circumsphere’s radius and center for the triangular prism. The maximum distance from the sphere to the base plane is 233, which gives the maximum height of the pyramid’s apex. With the base area of the pyramid already computed as 23, the volume comes out to be 3 cubic units. So, the maximum volume of the pyramid is 3. Hence, the answer is 3.
Reasoned about four-sided pyramid volume for 1m 13s
Ответ
我们来分步分析此题。
1. 确定直四棱柱的底面参数
题中给出底面为菱形,边长为正整数 a 且为定值,且 ∠BAD=π/3;又知高为 3 。为了便于计算,我们取 a=2(后续“矩形 CDD1C1 内点 E 的轨迹长度”为 2π/3 正好确定 a=2)。