Spiky Ball Model
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This example demonstrates a spiky ball model, involving the construction of polyhedra in solid geometry. Using commands such as Point, Polygon, Prism, Sphere, and IntersectPath, it shows how to construct a three-dimensional ball with spikes. The model uses objects like points, polygons, prisms, spheres, path intersections, planes, and line segments. Suitable for high school or university solid geometry courses, it helps students understand geometric constructions in three-dimensional space.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Point(xAxis) → APoint(xAxis) → DPolygon(A, B, C, D) → q1, a, b, c, dPrism(q1, -4) → e, G, edgeAG, edgeBH, edgeCI, edgeDJ, edgeGH, edgeHI, edgeIJ, edgeGJ, H, I, J, faceABHG, faceBCIH, faceCDJI, faceADJG, faceGHIJSphere(C1, 1) → fSphere(C2, 1) → gSphere(C3, 1) → hSphere(C4, 1) → iSphere(C5, 1) → jSphere(C6, 1) → kSphere(C7, 1) → lSphere(C8, 1) → mPolygon(A, D, I, H) → q2, a_1, d_1, i_1, h_1IntersectPath(xOyPlane, q2) → nIntersect(xOyPlane, q2) → E, FPlane(q2) → oIntersectPath(o, f) → qIntersectPath(o, g) → rIntersectPath(o, h) → sIntersectPath(o, i) → tIntersectPath(o, j) → c_1IntersectPath(o, k) → e_1IntersectPath(o, l) → f_1IntersectPath(o, m) → g_1Segment(A, I) → pSegment(H, D) → j_1Intersect(p, j_1) → KSegment(G, C) → k_1Intersect(k_1, j) → L, MSphere(K, M) → uIntersectPath(o, u) → p_1