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Dilations with Proportions

Dilations with Proportions

Assessment

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Mathematics

8th - 10th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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8 Slides • 19 Questions

1

REVIEW Similarity, Triangle Proportions, Parallelograms

Use this to prepare for your TEST

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Dilation

Compare corresponding sides to find the scale factor, k.

k=image/original

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3

Multiple Choice

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The green shape is a dilation (image) of the black shape. What is the scale factor of the dilation?

1

2

2

3

3

1/2

4

1/3

4

Fill in the Blank

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Find the scale factor of the dilation. k=(image/orig)

5

Center of Dilation

  • Determines the position of the image. The center of dilation is NOT always (0,0)

  • To Find Center of Dilation: extend a line thru the corresponding vertices of the shape

  • The CENTER OF DILATION is where the lines INTERSECT

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Multiple Choice

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The segment AB is dilated to create the segment A'B' . Find the center of dilation.

1

(5, 7)

2

(-1, 4)

3

(-4, 1)

4

(-2, 3)

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Multiple Choice

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Triangle DEF is dilated to form triangle D'E'F' find the center of dilation.

1

(0, 0)

2

(-1, 4)

3

(7, 3)

4

(9, 1)

8

Multiple Choice

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Rectangle ABCD has been dilated to form A'B'C'D'. Find the center of dilation

1

(0, 0)

2

(4, 2)

3

(2, 4)

4

(4, -1)

9

Multiple Choice

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Find the center of dilation

1

(0, 0)

2

(2, 2)

3

(3, 3)

4

(0, 3)

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Proving Triangles Similar

  • similar shapes have CONGRUENT corresponding angles

  • all corresponding sides have the SAME scale factor (sides are proportional

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Multiple Choice

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If the triangles are similar, why?

1

AA∼

2

SSS∼

3

SAS∼

4

Not similar

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Multiple Choice

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If the triangles are similar, why?

1

AA∼

2

SSS∼

3

SAS∼

4

Not similar

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Remember Vertical Angles are always CONGRUENT

vertical angles are not usually marked congruent in drawings but can be helpful to prove AA, or SAS depending on what information is given--REMEMBER sides have to have same scale factor!

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The triangles are only similar if all the ratios (fractions) are equal!

15

Multiple Choice

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Find the missing side, PR

1

10.5

2

13

3

13.5

4

11

16

Multiple Choice

Do the ratios 1/2

and 13/16

form a proportion?

1

Yes, the fractions are equal

2

No, the fractions are not equal

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Multiple Choice

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Which statement is true?

1

The triangles are similar by SAS∼

because

5/23 = 12/59.8

2

The triangles are NOT similar

because

5/23 ≠ 12/59.8

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Multiple Choice

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Are these triangles similar?

1

Yes

2

No

19

Fill in the Blank

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The triangles are similar. Find h.

20

Multiple Choice

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The triangles are similar. Use triangle proportions to solve for the missing length.

1

7.2

2

144

3

45

4

8.9

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Triangle Proportions

If the similar triangles have parallel lines, then the corresponding parts are proportional.

15/6 = 25/x

solve by cross multiplying!

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22

Multiple Choice

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Which proportion is set up correctly?

1

30/25 = x/(77-x)

2

30/25 = x/77

3

30/25 = 77/x

4

30/25 = (77-x)/x

23

Multiple Choice

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Solve for the missing side.

1

1.5

2

5

3

2.5

4

3

24

Properties Parallelograms

opp angles congruent

same side angle pairs SUM to 180

diagonals bisect one another.

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25

Fill in the Blank

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Find x.

26

Fill in the Blank

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Find x.

27

Fill in the Blank

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Find the measure of angle G in degrees

REVIEW Similarity, Triangle Proportions, Parallelograms

Use this to prepare for your TEST

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