Unfolding Pyramids
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Explore the geometry of pyramids by unfolding and folding their nets. Change the dimensions of the pyramid to see how the net changes and understand its geometric properties. Core concepts include nets of solids, polygons, and solid geometry. Constructed using GeoGebra commands like Point, Circle, Ray, Sequence, Polygon, OrthogonalLine, Segment, Prism, Pyramid, Net, etc. Suitable for students in grades 6-8 to learn identifying nets of prisms, pyramids, cylinders, and cones.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Point(yAxis) → CAPoint(yAxis) → CBCircle(CA, CB) → cCilPoint(cCil) → CRay(A, (x(A), y(A), 40)) → hPoint(yAxis) → BSequence(Rotate[C, ((t * 2) * pi / n), A], t, 1, n) → vertPolygon(vert) → polyOrthogonalLine(C, xOyPlane) → fSegment(HC, (x(C), y(C), 4)) → gPoint(g) → EPrism(poly, Segment[C, E]) → a, F, face3, face4, face5, face6, face2, face13, face15, faceFGHIJK, edge1, edge2, G, edge3, edge4, edge5, edge6, edge13, edge16, edgeFG, edgeGH, edgeHI, edgeIJ, H, edgeJK, edgeFK, edge14, edge17, I, J, K, L, M, face1Point(Segment[(0, 0, 0.1), (0, 0, 4)]) → CDPyramid(poly, CD) → b, face7, edge8, edge9, edge10, edge11, edge12, edge15, edge18, face9, face10, face11, face12, face8, face14, face16, edge7Net(a, (-open)) → prismNet, N, W, Z, A_1, B_1, C_1, D_1, E_1, F_1, G_1, H_1, O, I_1, J_1, K_1, L_1, M_1, N_1, O_1, P_1, Q_1, R_1, P, S_1, face17, face18, face19, face20, face21, face22, face23, face24, face34, Q, face35, edge19, edge20, edge21, edge22, edge23, edge24, edge25, edge26, edge27, R, edge28, edge29, edge30, edge31, edge32, edge33, edge34, edge35, edge36, edge37, S, edge38, edge39, edge40, edge41, edge42, edge43, edge44, edge45, edge70, edge71, T, edge72, edge73, edge74, edge75, edge76, edge77, edge78, edge79, edge80, edge81, U, VNet(b, (-open)) → pyrNet, T_1, E_2, F_2, G_2, H_2, I_2, J_2, K_2, face25, face26, face27, U_1, face28, face29, face30, face31, face32, face33, edge46, edge47, edge48, edge49, V_1, edge50, edge51, edge52, edge53, edge54, edge55, edge56, edge57, edge58, edge59, W_1, edge60, edge61, edge62, edge63, edge64, edge65, edge66, edge67, edge68, edge69, Z_1, A_2, B_2, C_2, D_2Random(3, 8) → nRandCircle(CA, CB) → dCylinder(cCil, 3) → bCil, eCil, fCilLine(CC, xAxis) → aCilOrthogonalLine(CD, xOyPlane) → gCilCircle(gCil, CC) → kCilRotate(Rotate[eCil, ϕCil, aCil], ϕCil, xAxis) → eeCilRotate(Rotate[eCil, ϕCil, aCil], ϕCil, xAxis) → dCilCircle(CA, CB) → hCilIf(abs(tCil) < 1, ((rCil * sin((-θCil))), ((rCil * (1 - cos((-θCil)))) * cos(ϕCil)) - (3 * sin(ϕCil)), (3 * cos(ϕCil)) + ((rCil * (1 - cos((-θCil)))) * sin(ϕCil))), ((-pi), (-3 * sin(ϕCil)), (3 * cos(ϕCil)))) → CEIf(abs(tCil) < 1, ((rCil * sin(θCil)), ((rCil * (1 - cos(θCil))) * cos(ϕCil)) - (3 * sin(ϕCil)), (3 * cos(ϕCil)) + ((rCil * (1 - cos(θCil))) * sin(ϕCil))), (pi, (-3 * sin(ϕCil)), (3 * cos(ϕCil)))) → CFIf(abs(tCil) < 1, ((rCil * sin((-θCil))), ((rCil * (1 - cos((-θCil)))) * cos(ϕCil)), ((rCil * (1 - cos((-θCil)))) * sin(ϕCil))), ((-pi), 0, 0)) → CGIf(abs(tCil) < 1, ((rCil * sin(θCil)), ((rCil * (1 - cos(θCil))) * cos(ϕCil)), ((rCil * (1 - cos(θCil))) * sin(ϕCil))), (pi, 0, 0)) → CHSegment(CE, CG) → mCilSegment(CF, CH) → nCilLine((0, 1, 0), zAxis) → pCilCircle(pCil, CB) → qCilCircle(pCil, CB) → sCilOrthogonalLine((1, 0, 0), xOyPlane) → aConCircle(aCon, (0, 0, 0)) → cConPoint(aCon) → KAIntersect(xAxis, aCon) → KBCone(KB, KA, 1) → bCon, dCon, eConIntersect(yAxis, xAxis) → KCSegment(KC, KA) → lConDistance(KB, KC) → rConAngle(KA, KC, KB) → αRotate(KA, (abs(tCil) * α), yAxis) → KAAOrthogonalLine(KAA, xOyPlane) → fConIntersect(fCon, xOyPlane) → KBBRotate(KC, bet / 2, fCon) → KCCRotate(KC, ((-bet)) / 2, fCon) → KCRCircumcircleArc(KCC, KC, KCR) → gConDistance(KAA, KBB) → hConDistance(KBB, KCC) → rcConSurface(((kCon - ((v * rcCon) * cos((u * bet / 2)))) * cos(ϕCon)) - (((1 - v) * hCon) * sin(ϕCon)), ((v * rcCon) * sin((u * bet / 2))), (((1 - v) * hCon) * cos(ϕCon)) + ((kCon - ((v * rcCon) * cos((u * bet / 2)))) * sin(ϕCon)), u, -1, 1, v, 0, 1) → jConCurveCartesian(((kCon - (rcCon * cos((u * bet / 2)))) * cos(ϕCon)), (rcCon * sin((u * bet / 2))), ((kCon - (rcCon * cos((u * bet / 2)))) * sin(ϕCon)), u, -1, 1) → mConSegment(KE, KF) → nConSegment(KD, KF) → pConIf(abs(tCil) < 1, CurveCartesian[(rCil * sin((u * θCil))), ((rCil * (1 - cos((u * θCil)))) * cos(ϕCil)) - (3 * sin(ϕCil)), (3 * cos(ϕCil)) + ((rCil * (1 - cos((u * θCil)))) * sin(ϕCil)), u, -1, 1], CurveCartesian[(pi * u), (-3 * sin(ϕCil)), (3 * cos(ϕCil)), u, -1, 1]) → jCilIf(abs(tCil) < 1, CurveCartesian[(rCil * sin((u * θCil))), ((rCil * (1 - cos((u * θCil)))) * cos(ϕCil)), ((rCil * (1 - cos((u * θCil)))) * sin(ϕCil)), u, -1, 1], CurveCartesian[(pi * u), 0, 0, u, -1, 1]) → lCilIf(abs(tCil) < 1, Surface[(rCil * sin((u * θCil))), ((rCil * (1 - cos((u * θCil)))) * cos(ϕCil)) - (v * sin(ϕCil)), (v * cos(ϕCil)) + ((rCil * (1 - cos((u * θCil)))) * sin(ϕCil)), u, -1, 1, v, 0, 3], Surface[(pi * u), ((-v) * sin(ϕCil)), (v * cos(ϕCil)), u, -1, 1, v, 0, 3]) → iCilSequence((6, 7) + (t / 5 * ((9, 7) - (6, 7))), t, 0, 5) → fakeCursorGridElement(fakeCursorGrid, n - 2) → PSLI
AI Drawing Prompt Reference
Draw the net of a square pyramid. Start by creating a square base and a vertex, then use rotation and unfolding to generate the net. Make sure the four edges of the base and the lines connecting them to the vertex are correctly connected to form a complete net.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.