Edited Surface Area of Cuboid
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This example demonstrates how to calculate the surface area of a cuboid using geometric construction. Key mathematical concepts include solid geometry and area calculation. By using commands like Vector, Polygon, and If, users can dynamically adjust the dimensions of the cuboid and observe changes in the surface area. Suitable for middle and high school students learning solid geometry and area calculation.
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, PTPF + ((dist * Length[tpf] / 100); Angle[tpf]), PTP + (((dist - 100) * Length[tpa1] / 100); Angle[tpa1])) → TP_3If(dist < 100, PTPF_1 + ((dist * Length[tpf1] / 100); Angle[tpf1]), PTP_1 + (((dist - 100) * Length[tpsb] / 100); 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_5Midpoint(b_1) → HXtsMidpoint(d_2) → HXbsMidpoint(c_5) → HXfsArea(BK_3, BK_2, BK_1, BK) → bb