geogebra 3d models

... ...An object was created using a mathematical formula. An object(stl format) has been converted from Geogebra to Blender and after that in PrusaSlicer for printing. An object consists of 2 similars parts. ...Two connected parts create form of ellipse.

... TAZ 6 printer with rafts and supports enabled, and set the infill to 10%. The Geogebra file that describes the design can be found on geogebra.org. ... The 3D file is available for download at Dickinson College Professor Dave Richeson's website.

Market stands created in GeoGebra for miniature wargaming (1:156 / 28mm). Lasercut in 3mm mdf. I needed som market stands for a North Africa / Middle East bazar. The rafters are made of bamboo bbq skewers, the canvas is made of coffee filers...

... Gimp. Then I saved that out. To determine the centre of the hole, I turned to GeoGebra and used it to locate and copy-rotate the tooth accordingly. ...Next, I opened up Inkscape where I sketched over the image, ultimately saving it as a DXF file.

[Here is a visualization/calculator for depth of field that i made](https://www.geogebra.org/classic/xs64kyhm) . This shows by default the depth of field when looking down on a 50mm lens at f2.8 tilted at 7 degrees, focused at one meter and on a...

This is one of those problems that physical modeling is as interesting as dynamic modeling (using GeoGebra, for example). The 3D cylinders can be placed on either end of the rectangular frame to set up the problem. The pieces can be used for...

As a High School Geometry teacher, I feel there are many opportunities for investigation with this puzzle, from coordinate geometry, using an app like Geogebra to recreate the puzzle with polygons, bisectors and more, exploring congruent and similar...

This is one of those problems that physical modeling is as interesting as dynamic modeling (using GeoGebra, for example). The 3D cylinders can be placed on either end of the rectangular frame to set up the problem. The pieces can be used for...

There are even [math problems](https://www.geogebra.org/m/y8NfENGH) out there on calculating the exact dimensions of the square and the cut triangle sides so they have equal areas and give fair distributions. I just guessed the cut off. But it looks...