Trapezium Area Demonstration by mister mac

Trapezium Area Demonstration by mister mac
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2019-01-29 02:39
This example demonstrates the calculation of trapezium area. Key mathematical concepts include trapezoid, median value, rectangle, and linear functions. By constructing a trapezium, median, rectangle, and linear function, the process of calculating trapezium area is illustrated. GeoGebra commands such as OrthogonalLine, Point, Line, Segment, Midpoint, Polygon, Rotate, Intersect, and If are used. Suitable for students in middle school and above learning geometry and function-related knowledge.

GeoGebra Commands & Parameters

  1. OrthogonalLine(A, a) → b
  2. Point(b) → B
  3. Line(C, b) → c
  4. Point(c) → D
  5. Segment(C, A) → d
  6. Segment(B, D) → f
  7. Segment(A, B) → g
  8. Segment(C, D) → h
  9. Midpoint(f) → E
  10. Polygon(A, B, D, C) → poly1, a_1, b_1, d_1, c_1
  11. Rotate(A, Rotate, E) → A'
  12. Rotate(B, Rotate, E) → B'
  13. Rotate(D, Rotate, E) → D'
  14. Rotate(C, Rotate, E) → C'
  15. Polygon(A', B', D', C') → poly1', a', b', d', c'
  16. Midpoint(C, A) → F
  17. Midpoint(B, D) → G
  18. OrthogonalLine(F, h) → j
  19. OrthogonalLine(G, h) → k
  20. Intersect(k, h) → H
  21. Intersect(j, h) → I
  22. Intersect(k, g) → J
  23. Intersect(j, g) → K
  24. Line(C, D) → l
  25. Line(A, B) → m
  26. Intersect(j, l) → L
  27. Intersect(k, m) → M
  28. Intersect(j, m) → N
  29. Intersect(k, l) → O
  30. Point(k) → P
  31. Polygon(P, O, D) → poly2, d_2, p, o
  32. Point(j) → Q
  33. Polygon(N, Q, A) → poly3, a_2, n, q
  34. Polygon(B, P, M) → poly4, m_1, b_2, p_1
  35. Polygon(Q, L, C) → poly5, c_2, q_1, l_1
  36. Rotate(P, α, G) → P'
  37. Rotate(O, α, G) → O'
  38. Rotate(D, α, G) → D'_1
  39. Polygon(P', O', D'_1) → poly2', d'_1, p', o'
  40. Rotate(N, α, F) → N'
  41. Rotate(Q, α, F) → Q'
  42. Rotate(A, α, F) → A'_1
  43. Polygon(N', Q', A'_1) → poly3', a'_1, n', q'
  44. Rotate(B, (-α), G) → B'_1
  45. Rotate(P, (-α), G) → P'_1
  46. Rotate(M, (-α), G) → M'
  47. Polygon(B'_1, P'_1, M') → poly4', m', b'_1, p'_1
  48. Rotate(Q, (-α), F) → Q'_1
  49. Rotate(L, (-α), F) → L'
  50. Rotate(C, (-α), F) → C'_1
  51. Polygon(Q'_1, L', C'_1) → poly5', c'_1, q'_1, l'
  52. If(x(A) > x(C), If[x(B) < x(D), Polygon[A, B, G, O, L, F], Polygon[A, M, G, D, L, F]], If[x(B) < x(D), Polygon[N, B, G, O, C, F], Polygon[N, M, G, D, C, F]]) → polyHex
  53. If(x(A) > x(C), If[x(B) < x(D), Polygon[A, B, G, O, L, F], Polygon[A, M, G, D, L, F]], If[x(B) < x(D), Polygon[N, B, G, O, C, F], Polygon[N, M, G, D, C, F]]) → polyHexBorder
  54. Midpoint(B, D) → R
  55. Line(A, R) → s
  56. Line(C, D) → t
  57. Intersect(t, s) → S
  58. Polygon(A, B, R) → poly6, r_1, a_3, b_3
  59. Rotate(A, (-β), R) → A'_2
  60. Rotate(B, (-β), R) → B'_2
  61. Rotate(R, (-β), R) → R'
  62. Polygon(A'_2, B'_2, R') → poly6', r', a'_2, b'_2
  63. Polygon(A, C, D, R) → poly7, a_4, c_3, d_3, r_2
  64. Polygon(A, R, D, C) → poly8, a_5, r_3, d_4, c_4
  65. Polygon(A'_2, B'_2, R) → poly9, r_4, a'_3, b'_3
  66. Segment(F, G) → e_1
  67. Polygon(F, G, B, A) → poly10, f_1, g_1, b_4, a_6
  68. Rotate(F, (-γ), G) → F'
  69. Rotate(G, (-γ), G) → G'
  70. Rotate(B, (-γ), G) → B'_3
  71. Rotate(A, (-γ), G) → A'_3
  72. Polygon(F', G', B'_3, A'_3) → poly10', f', g', b'_4, a'_4
  73. Polygon(C, F, G, D) → poly11, c_5, f_2, g_2, d_5
  74. Midpoint(Bt, Dt) → T
  75. Polygon(A, D, B) → poly12, b_5, a_7, d_6
  76. Rotate(A, (-δ), T) → A'_4
  77. Rotate(D, (-δ), T) → D'_2
  78. Rotate(B, (-δ), T) → B'_4
  79. Polygon(A'_4, D'_2, B'_4) → poly12', b'_5, a'_5, d'_2
  80. Segment(A, D) → h_1
  81. Segment(A, D) → i_1
  82. Polygon(A, C, D) → poly13, d_7, a_8, c_6
  83. Segment(Ah, Dh) → j_1
  84. OrthogonalLine(Ah, c) → k_1
  85. OrthogonalLine(Dh, c) → n_1
  86. Point(k_1) → V
  87. Point(n_1) → W
  88. OrthogonalLine(V, c) → t_1
  89. OrthogonalLine(W, c) → e_2
  90. Intersect(t_1, c) → Z
  91. Intersect(e_2, c) → A_1
  92. Segment(A_1, Z) → s_1

AI Drawing Prompt Reference

Draw a trapezoid and demonstrate its area calculation. Start by constructing the trapezoid and its median line, then create a rectangle using the median. Next, use rotations and midpoints to form similar smaller trapezoids and rectangles, labeling key points and median lines. Finally, rotate the similar shapes to illustrate the geometric meaning of the area formula.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.