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GeoGebra: Intermediate Exercises
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1. Intermediate Exercises (1)
- Trapped Point (Exercise 1)
- Trapped Points (Inside & Out)
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2. Intermediate Exercises (2)
- Slider Exercise 1
- Slider Exercise 2
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3. Intermediate Exercises (3)
- Congruent Circles: Definition
- GeoGebra Tools Exercise (1)
- GeoGebra Tools Exercise 2
- Distance in the Coordinate Plane (With Hints)
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GeoGebra: Intermediate Exercises
Tim Brzezinski, Jun 30, 2016

GeoGebra Workshop Exercises
Table of Contents
- Intermediate Exercises (1)
- Trapped Point (Exercise 1)
- Trapped Points (Inside & Out)
- Intermediate Exercises (2)
- Slider Exercise 1
- Slider Exercise 2
- Intermediate Exercises (3)
- Congruent Circles: Definition
- GeoGebra Tools Exercise (1)
- GeoGebra Tools Exercise 2
- Distance in the Coordinate Plane (With Hints)
Trapped Point (Exercise 1)
In the applet below, the purple point is trapped above the line that passes through A and B.
Without downloading this applet and examining its contents, construct an applet that is a replica of this applet. (Colors irrelevant).


Slider Exercise 1
Without downloading this GGB file and examining its contents, try to create an applet that replicates what this applet does.
Note: You can move A and B anywhere you'd like.


Congruent Circles: Definition
The applet below demonstrates what it means for 2 circles to be congruent circles.
Interact with this applet for a minute or two, then answer the writing prompt that follows.
Be sure to change the locations of the points around each time before re-sliding the slider.


Complete the following sentence definition:
Two circles are said to be congruent circles if and only if...
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