Sphere Volume Demonstration by Sugeng Suprayogi
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This example demonstrates the calculation of a sphere's volume. Key mathematical concepts include the volume formula for a sphere and its application. Using GeoGebra commands such as Sphere, IntersectPath, Intersect, etc., the construction process of the sphere is dynamically shown. Suitable for high school students learning solid geometry.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Sphere(A, r) → aIntersectPath(b, a) → cIntersect(yAxis, c) → B, CIntersect(xAxis, c) → D, ELine(D, E) → fLine(B, C) → gRotate(c, 90°, f) → c'Intersect(c, c') → F, G_1, ,Sequence(Rotate[c, ((i * 360) * ° / n), g], i, 1, n) → L_1Point(L_1) → ISegment(I, F) → hSegment(I, C) → iSegment(C, F) → jOrthogonalLine(C, h, space) → kIntersect(h, k) → GSegment(C, G) → lSegment(I, E) → dxSegment(C, G) → dyPolygon(A, H, J) → t1, j_1, a_1, h_1Pyramid(t1, r) → d, K, faceAHK, faceHJK, faceAJK, edgeAK, edgeHK, edgeJKCircleSector(J, A, H, xOyPlane) → eSequence(CircleSector[((((2 * i) - 1) * dx / 2), dy, 0), (((i - 1) * dx), 0, 0), ((i * dx), 0, 0), xOyPlane], i, 1, (2 * n)) → L_2Sequence(Pyramid[Polygon[(((i - 1) * dx), 0, 0), ((i * dx), 0, 0), ((((2 * i) - 1) * dx / 2), dy, 0)], r], i, 1, (2 * n)) → L_3