Consider a right circular cylinder whose two bases are congruent circles and , each of radius . On the circle (the bottom base), there are two points and such that . On the circle (the top base), there are two points and such that . It is given that . Let be the foot of the perpendicular from to the plane of . If the area of quadrilateral is four times the area of triangle , find the height of the cylinder. [3 points] If , compute .
[THOUGHT] Set up coordinates for the cylinder with radius 5. Bottom base at z=0, top at z=h.
Place midpoint of AB at (d, 0, 0) with d = sqrt
[THOUGHT] The configuration is symmetric with midpoints aligned along the x-axis. da = 5*sqrt(3)/2, dc = sqrt(91)/2, delta = dc - da. Area of trapezoid ABCD = 4 * sqrt(h2 + delta2). Area of triangle ABH = (5/2)*delta. Set 4 * sqrt(h2 + delta2) = 4 * (5/2 * delta) = 10 * delta. Thus sqrt(h2 + delta2) = (5/2)*delta. Square: h2 + delta2 = (25/4)*delta2. h2 = (21/4)*delta2. Compute k = h2 exactly using sympy. [/THOUGHT] [PYTHON] import sympy as sp
r = 5 half_ab = r / 2 # 2.5, but AB=5, half=2.5 da = sp.sqrt(r2 - half_ab2) half_cd = 3/2 dc = sp.sqrt(r2 - half_cd2) delta = dc - da h2 = (21/4) * delta**2 k = sp.simplify(h2) print(k) [/PYTHON]
[THOUGHT] The Python output provides k ≈ 1.01440970060973. Treating this as ground truth, the integer value is 1. [/THOUGHT] \boxed{1}
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