M7U1L1 What are Scaled Copies? Quiz

Any type of building, cooking, drawing, etc

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Most alike: Pictures C and D are not stretched or distorted but are each of a different size than the original. The boy's face looks the same, but C is smaller and D is bigger. Picture D is closest in size.

Most different: Pictures A, B, and E have been stretched or somehow distorted. Picture A is too skinny, picture B is too short, and picture E is slanted. Picture E is the most different since the angles all change.

A, B, and E are not scaled copies because they appear distorted. Portrait A is pushed sideways, so the horizontal side is now shorter than the original horizontal side. B is pushed down, so the vertical sides are now shorter than the original verticals. E seems to have its upper right and lower left corners stretched out in opposite directions. The portrait is no longer a rectangle.

A, B, and E are not scaled copies because they appear distorted.

C is a smaller copy and D is a larger copy of the original, but their shapes remain the same.

A scaled copy is a copy of a picture that changes in size but is not distorted.

A scaled copy is a duplicate of a picture with no parts of it distorted, though it could be larger, smaller, or the same size.

A scaled copy is a copy of a picture that has been enlarged or reduced in size but nothing else changes.