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CL Dilations topic 2

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Mathematics

8th Grade

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CCSS
8.G.A.3, HSG.CO.A.2

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JORGE PUENTE

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Topic 2

Dilations​

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What is a dilation of a figure?

what happens to the figure after a dilation?

A dilation of a figure is ......

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What is a dilation ?

​Transforms a figure

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​when a shape is dilated

it can ENLARGE (get larger)

or

it can ​REDUCE(get smaller)

The image will keep the SAME shape

but NOT the same size. ​

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Poll

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The image represents a dilation , by looking at this image does it represent an ENLARGEMENT or a REDUCTION?

enlargement

reduction

neither

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Poll

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what scale factor (k) best represents the dilation shown

k=1

k=1/2

k=2

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Poll

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the image represents a dilation, does this image represent an enlargement or a reduction ?

enlargement

reduction

neither

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Open Ended

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in order to perform a dilation that will shrink the figure the scale factor has to be ........

SENTENCE STEM

in order to create a smaller image , the scale factor has to be a number .......

8

Multiple Select

Select all THREE algebraic rules that will represent a REDUCTION

(use your calculator to turn fractions into decimals CONTROL )

1

(1/2x,1/2y)

2

(3/4x,3/4y)

3

(4/3x,4/3y)

4

(10/15x,10/15y)

5

(3/2x,3/2y)

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Open Ended

How do you know when a scale factor represents an enlargement?

A scale factor represents a enlargement when ________________

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Multiple Choice

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what is the scale factor of the figures shown?

IMAGE

PREIMAGE

 

1

3

2

2

3

1.5

4

0.5

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Multiple Select

select TWO of the algebraic rules that represent a dilation

1

(2x,2y)

2

(1/4x,1/4y)

3

(x+4 ,y-3)

4

(x+1, 3y)

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Open Ended

John says that the following rule represents a dilation

(x+2,y-2)

is john correct? why or why not

i think John is ____________ because ___________

Topic 2

Dilations​

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