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→Using the tool bar - basic
File:Geogebra4.png|Moving by rotating around a point
File:Geogebra4.png|Moving by rotating around a point
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File:Geogebra 2 New point.png|Plotting points menu
File:Geogebra 2 New point.png|Plotting points menu
File:Geogebra 3 segment between Two points.png|Lines and segment menu
File:Geogebra 3 segment between Two points.png|Lines and segment menu
File:Geogebra6_circle.png|Circle with centre and given radius
File:Geogebra6_circle.png|Circle with centre and given radius
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The Geogebra tool bar is very versatile - the construction follows the processes that we would normally follow in paper and pen construction. Some six important categories in the tool bar are discussed below:
The Geogebra toolbar is very versatile - the construction follows the processes that we would normally follow in paper and pen construction. Some six important categories in the toolbar are discussed below:
#Moving objects:Geogebra allows you to move object constructed freely by dragging the object. You can also select an object and move it by rotating aroung a point.
#Moving objects:Geogebra allows you to move an object constructed freely by dragging the object. You can also select an object and move it by rotating aroung a point.
#Plotting points: There are different ways of plotting points on the Geogebra graphics pad. You can plot a point anywhere on the graphics view - this is a free point. You can also plot on an object or as an intersection of two objects; in both the cases the point is a dependent object.
#Plotting points: There are different ways of plotting points on the Geogebra graphics pad. You can plot a point anywhere on the graphics view - this is a free point. You can also plot on an object or as an intersection of two objects; in both cases, a point is a dependent object.
#Drawing lines: The menu for lines and segments also allows multiple constructions - segments,lines, rays and vectors
#Drawing lines: The menu for lines and segments also allows multiple constructions - segments, lines, rays and vectors
#Drawing multiple lines: Multiple lines can also be drawn in Geogebra. Parallel lines, perpendicular lines, angle bisectors and perpendicular bisectors can be drawn.
#Drawing multiple lines: Multiple lines can also be drawn in Geogebra. Parallel lines, perpendicular lines, angle bisectors and perpendicular bisectors can be drawn.
#Drawing circles - You can draw circle, circular arcs and sectors using this tool.
#Drawing circles - You can draw a circle, circular arcs and sectors using this tool.
=====Labelling and formatting objects in Geogebra=====
=====Labelling and formatting objects in Geogebra=====
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File:1.Measuring angle in geogebra.gif | Measuring angles
File:1.Measuring angle in geogebra.gif | Measuring angles
File:2. Measuring segments - by selecting two end points and by selecting the segment .gif | Measuring segments - by selecting two end points and by selecting the segment
File:2. Measuring segments - by selecting two endpoints and by selecting the segment .gif | Measuring segments - by selecting two endpoints and by selecting the segment
File:3. Measuring area - after describing the given figure as a polygon.gif | Measuring area - after describing the given figure as a polygon
File:3. Measuring area - after describing the given figure as a polygon.gif | Measuring area - after describing the given figure as a polygon
File:4. Measuring perimeter of a polygon or circle.gif | Measuring perimeter of a polygon or circle
File:4. Measuring perimeter of a polygon or circle.gif | Measuring perimeter of a polygon or circle