Cards of Limits
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This example demonstrates the concept of limits through vector and coordinate transformations. It involves key mathematical concepts such as vectors, coordinates, and trigonometric functions. Using GeoGebra commands like Vector, Line, Length, and Translate, a series of geometric objects such as vectors, lines, and points are constructed. Suitable for high school mathematics education and learning about limits.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Vector(B_{19}, E_{19}) → u_{19}Vector(B_7, E_7) → u_7Vector(B_8, E_8) → u_8Vector(B_4, E_4) → u_4Vector(B_6, E_6) → u_6Vector(B_5, E_5) → u_5Vector(B_{15}, E_{15}) → u_{15}Vector(B_{10}, E_{10}) → u_{10}Vector(B_9, E_9) → u_9Vector(B_2, E_2) → u_2Vector(B_{12}, E_{12}) → u_{12}Vector(B_{18}, E_{18}) → u_{18}Vector(B_1, E_1) → u_1Vector(B_{17}, E_{17}) → u_{17}Vector(B, E) → uVector(B_{16}, E_{16}) → u_{16}Vector(B_{14}, E_{14}) → u_{14}Line(C, D) → bVector(B_3, E_3) → u_3Vector(B_{11}, E_{11}) → u_{11}Vector(B_{13}, E_{13}) → u_{13}Length(Lista_1) → nVector(B_{20}, E_{20}) → u_{20}Vector(B_{21}, E_{21}) → u_{21}Translate(A_8, u_{12}) → N'