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    This document discusses scale diagrams and reductions. It provides examples of calculating scale factors from original and reduced measurements. A scale factor less than 1 indicates a reduction, where the reduced diagram is smaller than the original. Examples show how to calculate lengths on reduced diagrams using the scale factor and how to draw reduced diagrams from an original. Homework assignments are provided from the textbook.

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    This document discusses scale diagrams and reductions. It provides examples of calculating scale factors from original and reduced measurements. A scale factor less than 1 indicates a reduction, where the reduced diagram is smaller than the original. Examples show how to calculate lengths on reduced diagrams using the scale factor and how to draw reduced diagrams from an original. Homework assignments are provided from the textbook.

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    This document discusses scale diagrams and reductions. It provides examples of calculating scale factors from original and reduced measurements. A scale factor less than 1 indicates a reduction, where the reduced diagram is smaller than the original. Examples show how to calculate lengths on reduced diagrams using the scale factor and how to draw reduced diagrams from an original. Homework assignments are provided from the textbook.

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    This document discusses scale diagrams and reductions. It provides examples of calculating scale factors from original and reduced measurements. A scale factor less than 1 indicates a reduction, where the reduced diagram is smaller than the original. Examples show how to calculate lengths on reduced diagrams using the scale factor and how to draw reduced diagrams from an original. Homework assignments are provided from the textbook.

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    of 10

    7.

    2 Scale
    Diagrams and
    Reductions
    Review:

    ■ How do you find the Scale Factor?

    ■ A) Original Image/Scale Diagram C) Original Image x Scale Diagram

    ■ B) Scale Diagram/Original Image D) Scale Diagram x Original Image


    ■ All of the following Scale Factors represent enlargements except:

    ■ A) SF= 5 C) SF= 1

    ■ B) SF= 3 D) SF= 2
    ■ Picture A is an enlargement of B. What is the Scale Factor?

    ■ A) 1/3 C) 3

    ■ B) 9 D) 1/9
    A Reduction needs a SF of
    Less than 1
    ____________________________
    Look at the Map on Page 325.
    ■ What is the Scale on the map?
    SF = 1 cm
    40,000,000 cm
    – 1 cm = 400 km
    = .000000025
    What is the Scale Factor?
    SF < 1 The diagram is a reduction
    This Map is 40,000,000 times smaller
    SF= Scale/Original than the actual island
    400km x 1000m x 100 cm = 40,000,000 cm
    1km 1m
    Example 1. Drawing a Scale Drawing
    6 cm
    that is a Reduction
    Draw a Scale diagram of this octagon. Use
    2 cm a SF of 0.25.
    4 cm
    Reduction = SF x Original 6 cm x .25 = 1.5 cm
    4 cm x .25 = 1 cm
    6 cm 2 cm 2 cm x .25 = .5 cm
    1.5 cm
    4 cm 1
    2 cm
    0.5 cm

    6 cm
    Example 2. Using a scale diagram to determine length
    The length of the truck is 4m
    a) The front and back wheels of the truck are
    3.85 m apart. How far apart should the
    wheels be?
    8 cm SF = 1/50 = 0.02

    3.85 m x 0.02 = 0.077 m or 7.7 cm


    1:50 3.2 cm

    b) What is the width of the truck?


    The real truck is 50 times
    bigger than this picture.
    Measure the width on the scale diagram
    8cm x 50 = 400 cm x 1m/100cm = 4 m

    3.2 cm x 50 = 160cm x 1m/100cm = 1.6 m


    Homework:
    Question 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 20 pg 329

    Due tomorrow.
    Need to show work!
    Exit Slip:

    1. A diagram with a Scale Factor less than 1


    is a _____________________

    2. Calculate and draw the square reduction


    of the square if the Scale Factor is 0.5 and
    the length is 6 cm.

    6 cm

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