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  • Michael Borcherds
    Michael Borcherds
    GeoGebra News
    7/11/2018

    GeoGebra Global Gathering 23rd-24th July 2019

    Save the Date - GeoGebra Global Gathering 23rd-24th July 2019
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    • Evelyn Marie Singer
      Evelyn Marie Singer
      12/11/2018
      sup
  • Markus Hohenwarter
    Markus Hohenwarter
    GeoGebra News
    6/9/2018

    3D Printing

    3D print your own shapes with GeoGebra! It's easy! https://www.geogebra.org/3Dprinting
    https://youtu.be/rPFbFKrs5aQ

    https://youtu.be/rPFbFKrs5aQ

    https://youtu.be/rPFbFKrs5aQ
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    • MyNameiscool
      MyNameiscool
      13/11/2018
      you not my dad
    • sebastian
      sebastian
      14/11/2018
      Stop buling me
    • Magnus Schytte Grinden
      Magnus Schytte Grinden
      15/11/2018
      No
  • GeoGebra Team
    GeoGebra Team
    GeoGebra News
    14/8/2018
    Time for a little Puzzle: The two shapes shown in the applet have the same area. But where does the black square come from?
    Triangle Paradox (Missing square puzzle)

    Triangle Paradox (Missing square puzzle)

    The two shapes have the same area. So where's the black square come from then?
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    • Eddie
      Eddie
      14/10/2018
      THATS A SQUARE DONT @ ME
    • Bo Kristensen
      Bo Kristensen
      21/10/2018
      Two different quadrilaterals. Most of these paradoxes have the same two triangles with the two different slopes. Here is another one for you: https://www.geogebra.org/m/fbPeECsa
      Chokolademysteriet

      Chokolademysteriet

    • Evelyn Marie Singer
      Evelyn Marie Singer
      12/11/2018
      Why are you asking us ?
  • GeoGebra Team
    GeoGebra Team
    GeoGebra News
    18/7/2018
    Explore a visual proof for the Pythagorean Theorem with this activity.
    Proof Without Words

    Proof Without Words

    Drag the points in the sketch below. What do you notice? What does this prove? How does this prove it? This is purposefully vague to let kids explore.
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    • tarynsternitzky
      tarynsternitzky
      25/9/2018
      I agree it looks cool
    • Joshua
      Joshua
      2/10/2018
      hey guys its Joshua my snap is @ballergenius_25
    • Evelyn Marie Singer
      Evelyn Marie Singer
      12/11/2018
      very cool
  • Markus Hohenwarter
    Markus Hohenwarter
    GeoGebra News
    2/5/2018
    Welcome to our brand new GeoGebra website! You can now follow great authors and see their latest resources in your newsfeed. Have a look around and send us your feedback in a comment below, to support@geogebra.org or at help.geogebra.org
    Pubblica un'immagine
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    • Anakin1923
      Anakin1923
      6/11/2018
      sup
    • Anakin1923
      Anakin1923
      6/11/2018
      i play on xbox 1 on fortnite
    • Evelyn Marie Singer
      Evelyn Marie Singer
      12/11/2018
      nice
  • Markus Hohenwarter
    Markus Hohenwarter
    GeoGebra News
    2/5/2018
    See GeoGebra Augmented Reality in action to explore conic sections
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1KxZBPNetg

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1KxZBPNetg

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1KxZBPNetg
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    • Toni Diamond
      Toni Diamond
      17/10/2018
      WTF
    • Vivienne Sievers
      Vivienne Sievers
      31/10/2018
      (:
    • Evelyn Marie Singer
      Evelyn Marie Singer
      12/11/2018
      what