Homothety and Reflection by Point
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Homothety, Rotation Symmetry -RO
This example demonstrates homothety and reflection transformations. Key mathematical concepts include homothety and reflection. Using GeoGebra commands such as Polygon, Segment, Midpoint, Dilate, Mirror, etc., homothetic and reflected figures can be constructed. Suitable for students from middle school and above learning geometric transformations.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Polygon(A, B, 4) → poly1, f, g, h, i, C, DSegment(A, C) → jMidpoint(j) → EPoint(j) → FPolygon(D, E, B, C) → q1, d, e, b, cDilate(D, 5 / 6, F) → D'Dilate(E, 5 / 6, F) → E'Dilate(B, 5 / 6, F) → B'Dilate(C, 5 / 6, F) → C'Polygon(D', E', B', C') → q1', d', e', b', c'Dilate(D', 5 / 6, F) → D''Dilate(E', 5 / 6, F) → E''Dilate(B', 5 / 6, F) → B''Dilate(C', 5 / 6, F) → C''Polygon(D'', E'', B'', C'') → q1'', d'', e'', b'', c''Dilate(D'', 5 / 6, F) → D'''Dilate(E'', 5 / 6, F) → E'''Dilate(B'', 5 / 6, F) → B'''Dilate(C'', 5 / 6, F) → C'''Polygon(D''', E''', B''', C''') → q1''', d''', e''', b''', c'''Dilate(D''', 5 / 6, F) → GDilate(E''', 5 / 6, F) → HDilate(B''', 5 / 6, F) → IDilate(C''', 5 / 6, F) → JPolygon(G, H, I, J) → q2, g_1, h_1, i_1, j_1Dilate(G, 5 / 6, F) → G'Dilate(H, 5 / 6, F) → H'Dilate(I, 5 / 6, F) → I'Dilate(J, 5 / 6, F) → J'Polygon(G', H', I', J') → q2', g', h', i', j'Mirror(D, E) → D'_1Mirror(E, E) → E'_1Mirror(B, E) → B'_1Mirror(C, E) → C'_1Polygon(D'_1, E'_1, B'_1, C'_1) → q1'_1, d'_1, e'_1, b'_1, c'_1Mirror(D', E) → D''_1Mirror(E', E) → E''_1Mirror(B', E) → B''_1Mirror(C', E) → C''_1Polygon(D''_1, E''_1, B''_1, C''_1) → q1''_1, d''_1, e''_1, b''_1, c''_1Mirror(D'', E) → D'''_1Mirror(E'', E) → E'''_1Mirror(B'', E) → B'''_1Mirror(C'', E) → C'''_1Polygon(D'''_1, E'''_1, B'''_1, C'''_1) → q1'''_1, d'''_1, e'''_1, b'''_1, c'''_1Mirror(D''', E) → KMirror(E''', E) → LMirror(B''', E) → MMirror(C''', E) → NPolygon(K, L, M, N) → q3, k, l, m, nMirror(G, E) → G'_1Mirror(H, E) → H'_1Mirror(I, E) → I'_1Mirror(J, E) → J'_1Polygon(G'_1, H'_1, I'_1, J'_1) → q2'_1, g'_1, h'_1, i'_1, j'_1Mirror(G', E) → G''Mirror(H', E) → H''Mirror(I', E) → I''Mirror(J', E) → J''Polygon(G'', H'', I'', J'') → q2'', g'', h'', i'', j''Dilate(G', 5 / 6, F) → G''_1Dilate(H', 5 / 6, F) → H''_1Dilate(I', 5 / 6, F) → I''_1Dilate(J', 5 / 6, F) → J''_1Polygon(G''_1, H''_1, I''_1, J''_1) → q2''_1, g''_1, h''_1, i''_1, j''_1Mirror(G''_1, E) → OMirror(H''_1, E) → PMirror(I''_1, E) → QMirror(J''_1, E) → RPolygon(O, P, Q, R) → q4, o, p, q, rDilate(G''_1, 5 / 6, F) → SDilate(H''_1, 5 / 6, F) → TDilate(I''_1, 5 / 6, F) → UDilate(J''_1, 5 / 6, F) → VPolygon(S, T, U, V) → q5, s, t, u, vMirror(S, E) → S'Mirror(T, E) → T'Mirror(U, E) → U'Mirror(V, E) → V'Polygon(S', T', U', V') → q5', s', t', u', v'
AI Drawing Prompt Reference
Draw a quadrilateral ABCD, connect AC to find midpoint E, dilate D, E, B, C by a factor of 5/6 from E to get D', E', B', C'. Then dilate D', E', B', C' by 5/6 from E to get D'', E'', B'', C''. Dilate D'', E'', B'', C'' by 5/6 from E to get D''', E''', B''', C'''. Mirror D'', E'', B'', C'' about D and E to get D''_1, E''_1, B''_1, C''_1, and mirror D', E', B', C' to get D''''_1, E''''_1, B''''_1, C''''_1. Finally, mirror D, E to get K, L, M.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.