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Given that the side length of the square ABCDABCD is 22, the point QQ is the midpoint of the side BCBC, and the point PP is outside the square and satisfies APD=135\angle APD=135^\circ, then PQPQ is the maximum

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Q. Given that the side length of the square ABCDABCD is 22, the point QQ is the midpoint of the side BCBC, and the point PP is outside the square and satisfies APD=135\angle APD=135^\circ, then PQPQ is the maximum
  1. Calculate Points Coordinates: Calculate the coordinates of points BB, CC, and QQ.\newlineSince ABCDABCD is a square with side length 22, let AA be at (0,0)(0,0), BB at (2,0)(2,0), CC at CC00, and CC11 at CC22. The midpoint QQ of CC44 is then at CC55.
  2. Determine Point P Coordinates: Determine the coordinates of point P using the angle condition.\newlineGiven APD=135\angle APD = 135^\circ, we can use trigonometry to find P. However, without additional information about the distance from AA or DD to PP, we cannot directly calculate PP's coordinates.

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