
4.2.1 Scale Drawings & Similar Figures
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Mathematics
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9th - 12th Grade
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Ilyse Marcinkiewicz
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Match
Match the definitions to the correct terms
The original figure
The new figure
A smaller or larger copy of a figure, object, or place
A way to describe the relationship between a figure, object, or place that is a smaller or larger copy
Figures that have proportional side lengths and congruent corresponding angles
Pre-image
Image
Scale drawing or model
Scale
Similar figures
Pre-image
Image
Scale drawing or model
Scale
Similar figures
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Labeling
What are the lengths of the larger trapezoid if the scale factor is 4
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Hotspot
An actual bedroom has a length of 14 feet and width of 10 feet. Which answer choice shows a correct scale drawing of the actual bedroom using a scale factor of ¼?
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Hotspot
There is a blueprint of a house drawn by an architect where a rectangular room measures 6 inches wide and 9 inches long. The actual room is 18 feet wide.
Which proportion(s) is/are correctly set up to solve the problem of the missing length of the room?
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Multiple Choice
There is a blueprint of a house drawn by an architect where the rectangular room measures 3.25 inches wide and 6.5 inches long. The actual room is 18 feet wide. How long is the actual room?
36 feet
30 feet
18 feet
25 feet
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Math Response
The two rectangles are scaled drawings of one another. What is the length of the missing side?
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Draw
Other than tired :) ...
How are you feeling after the first lesson???
Circle how you are feeling!
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The best medicine is to have a good laugh!
Take a mind break!
Come back at:
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Multiple Select
Which statements are true for similar polygons?
They have congruent sides but different angles
They have different scale factors between the corresponding sides
They have congruent corresponding angles
They have proportional corresponding sides
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Multiple Choice
A square and a rhombus are shown. Which claim is correct and why?
•Claim 1: These polygons are similar because their side lengths are all the same.
•Claim 2: These polygons are not similar because the angles are different.
A.Claim 1 is correct because similar figures always have four congruent side lengths.
A.Claim 2 is correct because similar figures always have congruent corresponding angles.
A.Claim 1 is correct because similar figures sometimes have congruent corresponding side lengths.
A.Claim 2 is correct because similar figures sometimes have congruent corresponding angles.
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Fill in the Blanks
Are the following figures similar: yes or no
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Are the following figures similar: yes or no
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Are the following figures similar: yes or no
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Are these two polygons similar? Why or Why not? Select the letter
A.No, the polygons have corresponding sides that are proportional, but the angles are not congruent.
B.Yes, the polygons are not the same shape, and the sides are not the same length.
C.No, the polygons have corresponding angles that are the same but do not have corresponding side lengths with the same scale factor.
D.Yes, the polygons have corresponding angles that are the same and corresponding side lengths with the same scale factor.
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
What is the true statements about the two figures shown ?
A.The figures are similar with a scale factor of 8.
A.The figures are similar with a scale factor of 2/3
A.The figures are similar with a scale factor 1/3
A.The figures are not similar because there is no common scale factor.
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Poll
Are you muddy, buggy or clear after this lesson?
muddy windshield you do not understand
buggy windshield in the middle
clear windshield you understood
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