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Explore Parametric Equations with an Etch-A-Sketch!
Change the equation in the box next to each knob to have the knobs follow them when

In this GeoGebra book we explore many different ways that symmetry is seen. This interactive book allows you to manipulate the objects to create diff…
How many lines or rotations of symmetry do I have? How can I make more? Less?

The Fraction Workbench – working w/ UNcommon Denominators
the user to decompose a fraction into the sum or difference of two fractions that have

Vector function transforms set D into set S. Here set D is assumed to be convex and to be a solution of linear inequalities system. You can change t…
Vector functions have economic application e.g. as in multicriteria linear programming

Students explore empirically the location of the point that minimizes the sum of the squares of the distances to the three vertices of a triangle.
Once you have the approximate location, press at the box to show extensions and intersections

Daniel Ruiz Aguilera posted this lovely kinetic sculpture, [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=–O9eyKIubY[/url], by Clayton Boyer and I was totally…
I wanted you to be able to set the number of petals, design the petal, and have a

Lesson1
𝜋 This is called TaxiCab geometry because we are assuming you have to stay on the

Coordinate Geometry Proof Prompt: Midpoints of the Sides of an Isosceles Trapezoid are vertices of a Rhombus!
(The maximum number of variable coordinates your coordinate setup should have is

Students imported their pictures into the applet to determine the angle for trajectory motion and the distance to pull back on the slingshot to knock…
Take careful aim because you only have one shot to get the math right!

Locus (B)
Use the GeoGebra tools to construct the path (or paths) ALL of the points that have