WorksheetsScaling Solids
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
The big cup contained 48oz. This is an example of a(n) ____ problem.
Area
Volume
Perimeter
Circumference
They needed 48oz. of paint to cover the outside of the shed. This is an example of a(n) ____ problem.
Area
Volume
Perimeter
Circumference
When scaling area, you will use...
k
k2
k3
It depends on the problem
The surface area of the prism was originally 100 sq inches, but it was dilated with a k=.5. What is the new surface area?
100
50
25
12.5
When scaling volume, you will use...
k
k2
k3
It depends on the problem
The volume of the pyramid was originally 100 liters, but it was dilated with a k=3. What is the new volume?
2700 liters
900 liters
300 liters
100 liters
If you have the original and dilated AREA, you need to divide them and take the ____ root.
prime
square
cube
It depends on the problem
The original cup has 48oz. The mini-cup has 6oz. What was the original scale factor from original to mini-cup?
6
8
.166
.5
If you have the original and dilated VOLUME, you need to divide them and take the ____ root.
prime
square
cube
It depends on the problem
The original cup has a surface area of 64 square inches. The mini-cup has a surface area of 4 sq inches. What was the original scale factor from original to mini-cup? (Hint: first divide Image/Original)
16
1/16
.25
.5
