Adjacent Cells
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This example demonstrates adjacent cells. It involves the concept of polygons in geometry. Using GeoGebra commands such as Intersect, Point, and Polygon, a tetrahedron can be constructed. Suitable for middle school geometry education to help students understand the construction and properties of polyhedra.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Intersect(zAxis, yAxis) → BPoint(xAxis) → CPoint(yAxis) → DPolygon(B, C, A, D) → vierhoek1, b, c, a, dPrism(vierhoek1, 2) → e, E, RibbeBE, RibbeCF, RibbeAG, RibbeDH, RibbeEF, RibbeFG, RibbeGH, RibbeEH, F, G, H, zijvlakBCFE, zijvlakACFG, zijvlakADHG, zijvlakBDHE, zijvlakEFGHPoint(zAxis) → ILine(M, N) → fCircleArc(M, J, L) → gLine(M, I) → hSegment(J, F) → iSegment(L, K) → jSegment(B, K) → kPoint({k, RibbeEF, RibbeBE, i, j, g}) → PLocus(PP, P) → mp1CircleArc(M, O, J) → pSegment(O, Q) → lSegment(Q, A) → mLine(A, G) → asMirror(vierhoek1, as) → vierhoek1'Mirror(zijvlakEFGH, as) → zijvlakEFGH'Mirror(E, as) → E'Mirror(B, as) → B'Segment(E', B') → RibbeBE'Mirror(L, as) → L'Mirror(K, as) → K'Plane((2, 0, 0), (0, 2, 0), (2, 0, 1)) → qMirror(B, q) → B'_1Mirror(K, q) → K'_1Segment(B'_1, K'_1) → k'Mirror(J, q) → J'Mirror(F, q) → F'Segment(J', F') → i'Mirror(g, q) → g'Mirror(p, q) → p'Mirror(O, q) → O'Mirror(Q, q) → Q'Segment(O', Q') → l'Mirror(Q, q) → Q'_1Mirror(A, q) → A'Segment(Q'_1, A') → m'Segment((2, 1.8, 0), (2, 1.8, 1)) → j'Segment((1, 2, 0), (1, 2, 2)) → nPoint(g) → RPoint(g') → SVector(R, J) → uVector(S, J') → vPoint(p) → TPoint(p') → UVector(T, J) → wVector(U, J') → rMirror(D, as) → D'Vector(D, B) → sVector(D, A) → tMirror(C, as) → C'Vector(C', A) → u_1Vector(C', B') → v_1