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Scaling

Scaling

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Mathematics

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6th - 7th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Medium

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CCSS
8.G.A.2, 7.G.A.1, HSG.CO.B.6

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Jacob Bradley

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10 Slides • 3 Questions

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Scaling Week 10

Open your notebook, take notes and answer all questions.

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Compare corresponding sides. Base to Base or Height to height

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How can you prove if any two shapes are scaled versions of each other? First they have to be the same shape. Second, ...

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Don't forget that scale factors will be reciprocals of each other.

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Use the formula: Given measurement X scale factor = new Measurement

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a scale is a ratio that include units.

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Use the formula: Given area X (Scale Factor)2 = Scaled Area

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Use the formula: Given area X (Scale Factor)2 = Scaled Area

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Multiple Choice

Would a rectangle that is 4 by 5 be a scaled down version of a rectangle 12 x 20?

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yes

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no

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Open Ended

How do you know if two shapes are scaled versions of each other?

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Fill in the Blanks

If a rectangle is 5 by 6 and the scale factor is 3, after scaling up, what would be the new measurements?

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