Difference between revisions of "Cube Tool"
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| − | + | :Select two points to create a cube: | |
| − | :Select two points in the xOy plane to obtain a cube lying on that plane | + | :*Select two points in the ''xOy plane'' to obtain a cube lying on that plane. |
| − | :Select two points on the same side of ''z=c'' to obtain a cube lying on the plane having ''z=c'' as one of its equations | + | :*Select two points on the same side of ''z=c'' to obtain a cube lying on the plane having ''z=c'' as one of its equations. |
| − | :Select a plane and two points on this plane, or on a parallel plane, to obtain a cube lying on the last plane. | + | :*Select a plane and two points on this plane, or on a parallel plane, to obtain a cube lying on the last plane. |
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| + | : {{Note|1=See also [[Cube Command|Cube]] command.}} | ||
Revision as of 14:23, 22 July 2014
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This page is about a feature that is supported only in GeoGebra 5.0. |
- Select two points to create a cube:
- Select two points in the xOy plane to obtain a cube lying on that plane.
- Select two points on the same side of z=c to obtain a cube lying on the plane having z=c as one of its equations.
- Select a plane and two points on this plane, or on a parallel plane, to obtain a cube lying on the last plane.
- Note: See also Cube command.
