Cuboid Surface Area Demonstration
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This example demonstrates the folding of a cuboid from a flat plane into a 3D shape. Key mathematical concepts include the calculation of a cuboid's surface area. Using GeoGebra commands such as Vector, Polygon, and Area, the dimensions of the cuboid can be adjusted and its surface area calculated. Suitable for middle school and above students learning solid geometry.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Vector(PTP_1, PB_3) → tpsbVector(PTPF_1, PTP_1) → tpf1Vector(PTP, PB_2) → tpa1Vector(PTPF, PTP) → tpfVector(PBK, PB) → bk1Vector(PBK_1, PB_1) → bk11Vector(PFT_1, PB_3) → ftb13Vector(PFT, PB_2) → fta1Vector(PSB_1, PB_3) → sbb13Vector(PSB, PB_1) → sbbVector(PSF_1, PB_2) → sfa1Vector(PSF, PB) → sfbPolygon(SF_3, SF, SF_1, SF_2) → aSideFront, a, b, c, dIf(dist < 100.0, PTPF + (dist * Length[tpf] / 100.0; Angle[tpf]), PTP + ((dist - 100.0) * Length[tpa1] / 100.0; Angle[tpa1])) → TP_3If(dist < 100.0, PTPF_1 + (dist * Length[tpf1] / 100.0; Angle[tpf1]), PTP_1 + ((dist - 100.0) * Length[tpsb] / 100.0; Angle[tpsb])) → TP_2Polygon(TP_3, TP_2, TP_1, TP) → aTop, a_1, b_1, c_1, d_1Polygon(BK_3, BK_2, BK_1, BK) → aBack, a_2, b_2, c_2, d_2Polygon(BT, BT_1, BT_2, BT_3) → aBottom, a_3, b_3, c_3, d_3Polygon(SB, SB_1, SB_2, SB_3) → aSideBack, a_4, b_4, c_4, d_4Polygon(FT, FT_1, FT_2, FT_3) → aFront, a_5, b_5, c_5, d_5Polygon(NA_2, NA, NA_1, NA_3) → planBottom, na_2, na, na_1, na_3Polygon(NA_2, NA_3, NFT_1, NFT) → planFront, na_4, na_5, nft_1, nftPolygon(NA, NSF, NSF_1, NA_2) → planSideFront, na_6, nsf, nsf_1, na_7Polygon(NA_1, NSB, NSB_1, NA_3) → planSideBack, na_8, nsb, nsb_1, na_9Polygon(NA, NBK, NBK_1, NA_1) → planBack, na_{10}, nbk, nbk_1, na_{11}Polygon(NBK, NTPT, NTPF_1, NBK_1) → planTop, nbk_2, ntpt, ntpf_1, nbk_3Midpoint(nft_1) → HnfMidpoint(ntpf_1) → HplMidpoint(nbk_1) → HpbMidpoint(b_1) → HXtsMidpoint(d_2) → HXbsMidpoint(c_5) → HXfsArea(BK_3, BK_2, BK_1, BK) → bb