Fold a Box
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This example demonstrates how to construct a 3D box using folding techniques. It involves core math concepts like solid geometry, volume calculation, and polygon construction. GeoGebra commands and objects used include Point, Polygon, Segment, Join, and Prism. Suitable for high school students learning about 3D shapes and volume computation.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Point({((-length)) / 2, ((-width)) / 2, 0}) → homeCornerPolygon((0, 0) + homeCorner, (length, 0) + homeCorner, (length, width) + homeCorner, (0, width) + homeCorner) → poly1, f, g, h, iPolygon(A, B, C, D) → q1, a, b, c, dPolygon(D, E, F, G) → q2, d_1, e, f_1, g_1Polygon(G, H, I, J) → q3, g_2, h_1, i_1, jPolygon(J, K, L, C) → q4, j_1, k, l_1, c_1Polygon(P, Q, G, R) → q5, p, q, g_3, rPolygon(Z, O, W, J) → q6, z_1, o, w_1, j_2Polygon(T, D, S, homeCorner) → q7, t, d_2, s, homecornerPolygon(C, U, N, V) → q8, c_2, u, n, vSegment(D, D + (0, ((width - (2 * cut)) * creases))) → mSegment(G, G + (((length - (2 * cut)) * creases), 0)) → k_1Segment(J, J + (0, ((-(width - (2 * cut))) * creases))) → m_1Segment(C, C + (((-(length - (2 * cut))) * creases), 0)) → n_1Polygon(G, J, C, D) → q9, g_4, j_3, c_3, d_3Polygon(P, H, G, F) → q10, p_1, h_2, g_5, f_2Polygon(I, O, K, J) → q11, i_2, o_1, k_2, j_4Polygon(E, homeCorner, A, D) → q12, e_1, homecorner_1, a_1, d_4Polygon(C, L, N, B) → q13, c_4, l_2, n_2, b_1Join({Sequence[Segment[homeCorner + (i, 0), homeCorner + (i, width)], i, 0, length], Sequence[Segment[homeCorner + (0, i), homeCorner + (length, i)], i, 0, width]}) → L_1Prism(q9, (-cut)) → q_1, M, edgeGM, edge3, edge1, edge2, edge4, edge6, edge7, edge5, A_1, B_1, C_1, face4, face2, face1, face3, face5