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GeoGebra Geometry Construction Example by Sharetta McBride

GeoGebra Geometry Construction Example by Sharetta McBride
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2020-11-03 07:11
TrigonometryCoordinate GeometryGeometric Construction
In collections Grade 2 Eureka M4L6
This example demonstrates dynamic geometric construction and calculation using GeoGebra, involving core concepts like addition, natural numbers, step functions, right triangles, spheres, and line segments. It utilizes commands such as Polygon, Make100, Make10, Make1, and Sum, along with objects like text51, C_2, poly1, etc. Suitable for high school and above mathematics teaching or geometric construction learning.

GeoGebra Commands & Parameters

  1. Polygon(C_2, D_2, E_2, F_2) → poly1, c_5, d_5, e_4, f_4
  2. Polygon(F_2, E_2, G_2, H_2) → poly2, f_5, e_5, g_4, h_4
  3. Polygon(H_2, G_2, I_2, J_2) → poly3, h_5, g_5, i_2, j_2
  4. Make100(A) → c, text1
  5. Make100(B) → d, text2
  6. Make100(C) → e, text3
  7. Make100(D) → f, text4
  8. Make100(E) → g, text5
  9. Make100(F) → h, text6
  10. Make100(G) → k, text7
  11. Make100(H) → p, text8
  12. Make100(I) → q, text9
  13. Make100(J) → r, text10
  14. Make10(K) → s, text11
  15. Make10(L) → t, text12
  16. Make10(M) → c_1, text13
  17. Make10(N) → d_1, text14
  18. Make10(O) → e_1, text15
  19. Make10(P) → f_1, text16
  20. Make10(Q) → g_1, text17
  21. Make10(R) → h_1, text18
  22. Make10(S) → k_1, text19
  23. Make10(T) → p_1, text20
  24. Make10(U) → q_1, text21
  25. Make10(V) → r_1, text22
  26. Make10(W) → s_1, text23
  27. Make10(Z) → t_1, text24
  28. Make10(A_1) → c_2, text25
  29. Make10(B_1) → d_2, text26
  30. Make10(C_1) → e_2, text27
  31. Make10(D_1) → f_2, text28
  32. Make10(E_1) → g_2, text29
  33. Make10(F_1) → h_2, text30
  34. Make1(G_1) → k_2, text31
  35. Make1(H_1) → p_2, text32
  36. Make1(I_1) → q_2, text33
  37. Make1(J_1) → r_2, text34
  38. Make1(K_1) → s_2, text35
  39. Make1(L_1) → t_2, text36
  40. Make1(M_1) → c_3, text37
  41. Make1(N_1) → d_3, text38
  42. Make1(O_1) → e_3, text39
  43. Make1(P_1) → f_3, text40
  44. Make1(Q_1) → g_3, text41
  45. Make1(R_1) → h_3, text42
  46. Make1(S_1) → k_3, text43
  47. Make1(T_1) → p_3, text44
  48. Make1(U_1) → q_3, text45
  49. Make1(V_1) → r_3, text46
  50. Make1(W_1) → s_3, text47
  51. Make1(Z_1) → t_3, text48
  52. Make1(A_2) → c_4, text49
  53. Make1(B_2) → d_4, text50
  54. Polygon(D_2, K_2, L_2, E_2) → poly4, d_6, k_4, l_2, e_6
  55. Polygon(E_2, L_2, M_2, G_2) → poly5, e_7, l_1, m_2, g_6
  56. Polygon(G_2, M_2, N_2, I_2) → poly6, g_7, m_1, n_2, i_1
  57. Sum(Sequence[IsInRegion[Element[listOnes, i], poly6], i, 1, 20]) → valueOnes

AI Drawing Prompt Reference

Draw a plane figure composed of multiple squares arranged in rows and columns, forming a grid-like structure. Each square contains or is adjacent to a number, which is decomposed into hundreds, tens, and ones, such as showing how many hundreds, tens, and ones make up the number. The overall shape consists of several adjacent rectangular regions, each containing a set of squares with corresponding numeric labels. Construct the main polygon outlines first, then add internal subdivisions and numeric annotations.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.