Quadrilateral Prism

Quadrilateral Prism
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2020-12-07 17:25
This example demonstrates the construction and surface properties of a quadrilateral prism. It involves core mathematical concepts like polygons, solid geometry, rotation, and prisms. Construction highlights include using Polygon for bases, Midpoint for midpoints, Line for edges, Rotate for rotations, Prism for prism generation, and If for conditional logic. Suitable for high school solid geometry and geometric construction learning.

GeoGebra Commands & Parameters

  1. Polygon(ShapePt1, ShapePt2, ShapePt3, ShapePt4) → ShapeBase, pri2pt1, pri2pt2, pri2pt3, pri2pt4
  2. Midpoint(ShapePt1, ShapePt3) → ShapePtAxis
  3. Line((0, 1, 0), (0, 0, 0)) → RotateAxis
  4. Rotate(ShapeBase, S5, ShapePtAxis, RotateAxis) → ShapeBaseR
  5. Prism(ShapeBaseR, (S1 * S2)) → Shape, A, edge1, edge2, edge3, edge4, edgeAB, edgeBC, edgeCD, edgeAD, B, C, D, face1, face3, face4, face2, faceABCD
  6. If(ShowChi, "四角柱體", "Quadrilateral Prism") → TextName2
  7. If(ShowChi, "依據立體底的形狀命名", "Naming by the base of the shape") → TextShowName2
  8. If(ShowChi, "立體高度", "Height") → TextSlider1
  9. If(ShowChi, "立體大小", "Size") → TextSlider2
  10. If(ShowChi, "立體位置(高低)", "Vertical Position") → TextSlider3
  11. If(ShowChi, "立體位置(橫向)", "Horizontal Position") → TextSlider4
  12. If(ShowChi, "施轉立體", "Rotate the shape") → TextSlider5
  13. If(ShowChi, "透明度", "Transparency") → TextSlider6
  14. If(ShowChi, "角柱", "Prism") → TextName1

AI Drawing Prompt Reference

Draw a quadrilateral prism in 3D space. Start by constructing a quadrilateral base from four vertices, then find its center point. Rotate this base around a vertical axis passing through the origin by a certain angle to get a tilted base. Extrude this rotated base vertically to form the prism, which has two quadrilateral faces and four rectangular side faces. Show all edges clearly. Add labels for the shape name, and include sliders to adjust height, size, vertical and horizontal position, rotation, and transparency.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.