Mapping Triangles with Equal Areas
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This example demonstrates how to map triangles to triangles of equal area through a transformation. Key math concepts include area, triangles, functions, cones, definite integrals, pyramids, and circles. Construction highlights the use of GeoGebra commands and objects like Vector, Line, Point, Translate, Polygon, Rotate, Intersect, and If. Suitable for high school mathematics students and teachers exploring geometric transformations and integral applications.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Vector(A, B) → uLine(A, B) → gPoint(g) → E_1Translate(E_1, u) → E'Polygon(A, B, C) → poly1, c, a, bLine(C, c) → fPoint(f) → D_1Vector(D_1, E_1) → vTranslate(E', Vector[(0.35 * v)]) → E''Polygon(D_1, E_1, E'') → poly2, e'', d, eTranslate(D_1, (1, -1)) → D'Translate(E_1, (1, -1)) → ETranslate(E'', (1, -1)) → E'''Polygon(D', E, E''') → poly2', e''', d', e'_1Rotate(D', -135°, E) → DRotate(E, -135°, E) → FRotate(E''', -135°, E) → GPolygon(D, F, G) → poly2'', g_1, d'', f_1Line(C, c) → iLine(D, d'') → jIntersect(i, j) → HIf(1 ≤ h < 2, Dilate[D, 2 - h, H], H) → JIf(1 ≤ h < 2, Polygon[G, E, Dilate[D, 2 - h, H]], Polygon[G, E, H]) → poly4Line(A, B) → kLine(G, E) → lIntersect(i, l) → KIntersect(j, k) → LIntersect(k, l) → IIf(3 ≤ h < 4, Dilate[E, 4 - h, I], I) → MTranslate(M, Vector[E, G]) → M'If(3 ≤ h < 4, Polygon[M', M, H], Polygon[M', I, H]) → poly3Line(I, H) → mLine(M', m) → nIntersect(k, n) → NIf(6 ≤ h < 7, Polygon[M, Dilate[M', 7 - h, N], H], Polygon[M, N, H]) → poly5If(8 ≤ h < 9, Polygon[M, N, Dilate[H, 9 - h, C]], Polygon[M, N, C]) → poly6If(10 ≤ h < 11, Polygon[C, Dilate[M, 11 - h, A], Translate[Dilate[M, 11 - h, A], Vector[A, B]]], Polygon[C, A, B]) → poly7