Pyramid and Midpoint Construction
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Polyeder, whose coordinates are golden numbers
This example demonstrates how to construct geometric figures related to pyramids using basic elements such as midpoints, circles, polygons, and line segments. The core mathematical concepts involved include midpoint, circle, polygon, rhombus, logarithm, set theory, and cube. The construction highlights the use of GeoGebra commands/objects like Midpoint, Circle, Polygon, and Segment. Suitable for high school and above learners to understand geometric constructions and spatial geometric relationships.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Midpoint(P_2, P_3) → M_{23}Midpoint(P_0, P_1) → M_{01}Circle((0, 0), r) → cPolygon(P_0, I_{01}, P_4) → D_1, f, g, h_1Polygon(I_{01}, P_1, P_4) → D_2, p_4, p_{51}, p_1Midpoint(P_1, P_2) → M_{12}Midpoint(P_3, P_0) → M_{03}Polygon(I_1, P_1, P_4) → D_3, i, p_{61}, jPolygon(I_1, P_2, P_4) → D_4, k, l, p_2Polygon(P_2, I_{23}, P_4) → D_5, m, n, p_{71}Segment(P_0, P_4) → sPolygon(I_{23}, P_3, P_4) → D_6, p, q, p_3Polygon(P_3, I_{12}, P_4) → D_7, t, a_1, p_{81}Polygon(I_{12}, P_0, P_4) → D_8, b, d, p_0Segment(O, P_4) → hhSegment(P_0, P_3) → aa