2-Dimentional Models of 4-Dimentional Figures
Author: Jon Choate
In my last column, I focused on using GeoGebra to construct models of tetrahedra that can then be used to explore their geometry. This column will focus on some special properties of what are known as Orthocentric Tetrahedra and how one can use GeoGebra, Mathematica, and a 3D printer to build some models of 3D projections of four-dimensional regular shapes.
You must have a Full Membership to download this resource.
If you're already a member, login here.