Solving geometric problems through experimental mathematics: use of dynamic geometry software to construct an unknown locus

zbMATH Open1288.97017MaRDI QIDQ5403203FDOQ5403203

Authors: Martín E. Acosta, Carolina Mejía, Carlos W. Rodríguez 

Publication date: 25 March 2014

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zbMATH Keywords

dynamic geometryexperimental mathematicslocus

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Technological tools, calculators (aspects of mathematics education) (97U70) Plane and solid geometry (educational aspects) (97G40) Descriptive geometry (educational aspects) (97G80)

Cited In (6)

• Analytic, geometric, and numeric analysis of the shrinking circle and sphere problems
• Experimental validation of hypotheses in GeoGebra
• Dynamic investigation of loci with surprising outcomes and their mathematical explanations
• Contemporary interpretation of a historical locus problem with the use of computer algebra
• Dynamical discovery of mathematics beginning with Apollonios -- throwing with Cabri some light in little known and unknown quiet corners of geometry
• Experimental geometry in space: use of the homographies theory and software Cabri 3D to solve a problem of geometry in the space

Uses Software

• Cabri-geometry

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