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; Relation[ <Object>, <Object> ]: Shows a message box that gives you information about the relation between two objects. | ; Relation[ <Object>, <Object> ]: Shows a message box that gives you information about the relation between two objects. | ||
− | This command allows you to find out whether | + | :This command allows you to find out whether |
− | * two lines are perpendicular | + | :* two lines are perpendicular |
− | * two lines are parallel | + | :* two lines are parallel |
− | * two (or more) objects are equal | + | :* two (or more) objects are equal |
− | * a point lies on a line or conic | + | :* a point lies on a line or conic |
− | * a line is tangent or a passing line to a conic | + | :* a line is tangent or a passing line to a conic |
− | * three points are collinear | + | :* three points are collinear |
− | * three lines are concurrent (or parallel) | + | :* three lines are concurrent (or parallel) |
− | * four points are concyclic (or collinear). | + | :* four points are concyclic (or collinear). |
Some of these checks can also be performed symbolically. If GeoGebra supports symbolic check for a certain property, the "More" button appears. By clicking it, GeoGebra may provide more information whether the property is true in general (eventually under certain conditions). | Some of these checks can also be performed symbolically. If GeoGebra supports symbolic check for a certain property, the "More" button appears. By clicking it, GeoGebra may provide more information whether the property is true in general (eventually under certain conditions). | ||
{{Note| See also [[Relation Tool|Relation]] tool. }} | {{Note| See also [[Relation Tool|Relation]] tool. }} |
Revision as of 16:33, 2 January 2017
- Relation[ <List> ]
- Shows a message box that gives you information about the relation between two or more (up to 4) objects.
- Relation[ <Object>, <Object> ]
- Shows a message box that gives you information about the relation between two objects.
- This command allows you to find out whether
- two lines are perpendicular
- two lines are parallel
- two (or more) objects are equal
- a point lies on a line or conic
- a line is tangent or a passing line to a conic
- three points are collinear
- three lines are concurrent (or parallel)
- four points are concyclic (or collinear).
Some of these checks can also be performed symbolically. If GeoGebra supports symbolic check for a certain property, the "More" button appears. By clicking it, GeoGebra may provide more information whether the property is true in general (eventually under certain conditions).
Note: See also Relation tool.