The video tutorial covers the setup of a standard parabola with its vertex at the origin and introduces a point Q that is not on the parabola. It explains the internal ratio division formula and its application to find Q's position. The gradient of line OQ is calculated, revealing the significance of parameter t. Finally, the tutorial visualizes Q on a fixed circle, exploring its geometric properties and the changing ratio as t varies.

What is the vertex of the parabola discussed in the video?

• The point (1, 1)

• The point (a, b)

• The point (2, 2)

• The point (0, 0)

What is unusual about the point Q in relation to the parabola?

• Q is the vertex of the parabola

• Q is a point on the parabola

• Q is the focus of the parabola

• Q is not a point on the parabola

What is the key feature of the internal ratio division formula discussed?

• The ratios are in the same order

• The ratios are reversed in the numerator

• The formula is only for external division

• The formula is not used

What is the result of the gradient calculation for line OQ?

• The gradient is undefined

• The gradient is t

• The gradient is 1

• The gradient is 0

What does the parameter t represent in the context of the parabola?

• The y-coordinate of Q

• The gradient of the tangent at a point

• The x-coordinate of Q

• The distance from the origin

What is the challenge in proving that Q lies on a fixed circle?

• The circle is too small

• The circle is not visible

• The circle is outside the parabola

• The circle is not fixed

Where is the circle on which Q lies located in relation to the parabola?

• Outside the parabola

• Inside the parabola

• On the parabola

• Above the parabola

What happens to the position of Q as P moves?

• Q remains stationary

• Q traces a circle

• Q moves in a straight line

• Q moves randomly

What is the behavior of the ratio as t changes?

• The ratio remains constant

• The ratio increases

• The ratio changes dynamically

• The ratio decreases

What is the significance of the point where Q goes through the origin?

• It is a key point in visualizing the circle

• It marks the end of the circle

• It is irrelevant to the circle

• It is the midpoint of the circle