Double Box-lid (Mouhefanggai) as Intersection of 2 Cylinders
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This example demonstrates the Double Box-lid (Mouhefanggai), a geometric solid formed by the intersection of two cylinders. Key mathematical concepts involved include cylinders, intersection, geometric mean, hyperbolas, and coordinate geometry. The construction utilizes GeoGebra commands and objects such as Sphere, CurveCartesian, Circle, Polygon, and Surface. It is suitable for high school and advanced students studying complex intersection problems in solid geometry and coordinate geometry.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Sphere((0, 0, 1), r) → aCurveCartesian(sqrt(1 - t^(2)), sqrt(1 - t^(2)), t + 1, t, -1, -1 + (2 * h)) → fCurveCartesian((-sqrt(1 - t^(2))), sqrt(1 - t^(2)), t + 1, t, -1, -1 + (2 * h)) → gCurveCartesian((-sqrt(1 - t^(2))), (-sqrt(1 - t^(2))), t + 1, t, -1, -1 + (2 * h)) → h_1CurveCartesian(sqrt(1 - t^(2)), (-sqrt(1 - t^(2))), t + 1, t, -1, -1 + (2 * h)) → iCircle((0, 0, (2 * h)), sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2))), zAxis) → kPolygon((sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2))), sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2))), (2 * h)), ((-sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2)))), sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2))), (2 * h)), ((-sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2)))), (-sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2)))), (2 * h)), (sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2))), (-sqrt((4 * h) - (4 * h^(2)))), (2 * h))) → poly1, j, l, m, pSurface(sin(θ), s, 1 - cos(θ), s, -1, 1, θ, (-ϕ), ϕ) → bSurface(s, sin(θ), 1 - cos(θ), s, -1, 1, θ, (-ϕ), ϕ) → cCurveCartesian(sin(ϕ), s, 1 - cos(ϕ), s, -1, 1) → dCurveCartesian(sin((-ϕ)), s, 1 - cos((-ϕ)), s, -1, 1) → eCurveCartesian(s, sin(ϕ), 1 - cos(ϕ), s, -1, 1) → oCurveCartesian(s, sin((-ϕ)), 1 - cos((-ϕ)), s, -1, 1) → qPolygon({}) → poly2Polygon({(-1, sin(ϕ), 1 - cos(ϕ)), (1, sin(ϕ), 1 - cos(ϕ)), (1, sin((-ϕ)), 1 - cos((-ϕ))), (-1, sin((-ϕ)), 1 - cos((-ϕ)))}) → poly3Polygon({(sin(ϕ), -1, 1 - cos(ϕ)), (sin(ϕ), 1, 1 - cos(ϕ)), (sin((-ϕ)), 1, 1 - cos((-ϕ))), (sin((-ϕ)), -1, 1 - cos((-ϕ)))}) → poly4
AI Drawing Prompt Reference
Draw the double box-lid (Mouhefanggai) formed by the intersection of two cylinders. Start by drawing the outlines of the two cylinders, then use curves and circles to define the boundaries of the intersection area. Finally, complete the geometric shape by drawing polygons and surfaces.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.