Area Under a Curve by Mark Dabbs
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This example demonstrates how to calculate the area under a curve using geometric methods. Key mathematical concepts include integration and function graphs. Dynamic demonstrations are achieved using GeoGebra commands such as Point, Sequence, Polygon, and Integral.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Point(xAxis) → APoint(xAxis) → BSequence(Sequence[Polygon[Sequence[((((2^(n) - (((2 * k) - d) * 2^(n - L))) * x(A)) + ((((2 * k) - d) * 2^(n - L)) * x(B))) / 2^(n), f((((2^(n) - (((2 * k) - d) * 2^(n - L))) * x(A)) + ((((2 * k) - d) * 2^(n - L)) * x(B))) / 2^(n))), d, 0, 2]], k, 1, 2^(L - 1)], L, 1, n) → PolygonsSequence(Sequence[Sequence[((((2^(n) - (((2 * k) - d) * 2^(n - L))) * x(A)) + ((((2 * k) - d) * 2^(n - L)) * x(B))) / 2^(n), f((((2^(n) - (((2 * k) - d) * 2^(n - L))) * x(A)) + ((((2 * k) - d) * 2^(n - L)) * x(B))) / 2^(n))), d, 0, 2], k, 1, 2^(L - 1)], L, 1, n) → PolygonPointsSum(Join[Polygons]) → TotalPolygonAreaPoint(PolygonPoints) → CPoint(PolygonPoints) → DPolygon(A, B, C, D) → TrapeziumArea, a, b, c, dIntegral(f, x(A), x(B)) → hSequence(Element[Polygons, k, 1], k, 1, n) → PolyAreasSequence(2^(k), k, 0, n - 1) → PolyNumberTableText({PolyNumber, PolyAreas}, "vc|_|") → text1TableText({Join[Polygons]}, "vc|_|") → AllPolyAreasSum(PolyNumber) → SumofPolys