Puzzle: Combinations of Scalene Triangles
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This example demonstrates the combinations of scalene triangles. The core mathematical concepts involved include the properties of triangles and combinatorics. Using GeoGebra commands such as Sequence, VerticalText, Point, etc., various combinations of scalene triangles can be constructed. Suitable for middle school and above students to learn geometric construction and combinatorics.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Sequence(Segment[(0, 0 + (2 * k)), (10, 0 + (2 * k))], k, 0, 5) → list2Sequence(Segment[(0 + (2 * k), 0), (0 + (2 * k), 10)], k, 0, 5) → list1Sequence(Polygon[(-5, (2 * k)), (0, (2 * k)), (0, 2 + (2 * k)), (-5, 2 + (2 * k))], k, 0, 4) → list3Sequence(Polygon[((2 * k), 0), ((2 * k) + 2, 0), ((2 * k) + 2, -5), ((2 * k), -5)], k, 0, 4) → list4VerticalText(text6) → text11VerticalText(text7) → text12VerticalText(text8) → text13VerticalText(text9) → text14VerticalText(text10) → text15VerticalText(text47) → text48VerticalText(text49) → text50VerticalText(text51) → text52VerticalText(text53) → text54VerticalText(text55) → text56Point(list1) → B1Point(list1) → C1Point(list1) → D1Point(list1) → E1Point(list3) → F1Point(list1) → G1Point(list3) → K1Point(list1) → L1Point(list1) → M1Point(list1) → N1Point(list1) → O1Point(list3) → P1Point(list1) → Q1Point(list3) → U1Point(list1) → V1Point(list1) → Z1TableText({R1, R2, R3, R4, R5}, "c|_") → SolText(1, A1) → T1Text(3, A3) → T3Text(2, A2) → T2Text(4, A4) → T4Text(5, A5) → T5Text(6, A6) → T6Text(7, A7) → T7Text(9, A8) → T8Text(10, A9) → T9Text(11, A10) → T10Text(12, A11) → T11Text(15, A12) → T12Text(16, A13) → T13Text(18, A14) → T14Text(20, A15) → T15Text(21, A16) → T16Text(23, A17) → T17Text(24, A18) → T18Text(25, A19) → T19Text(30, A20) → T20Text(35, A21) → T21Text(36, A22) → T22Text(45, A23) → T23Text(55, A24) → T24Text(60, A25) → T25