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Page 1: PRE-ALGEBRA. Lesson 6-3 Warm-Up PRE-ALGEBRA What are “similar figures”? similar figures: figures that have the same exact shape but not the same size

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Page 2: PRE-ALGEBRA. Lesson 6-3 Warm-Up PRE-ALGEBRA What are “similar figures”? similar figures: figures that have the same exact shape but not the same size

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Lesson 6-3 Warm-Up

Page 3: PRE-ALGEBRA. Lesson 6-3 Warm-Up PRE-ALGEBRA What are “similar figures”? similar figures: figures that have the same exact shape but not the same size

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What are “similar figures”?

similar figures: figures that have the same exact shape but not the same size (in other words, one figure is a bigger or smaller version of the other)

Rule: Similar figures all have:

1.Corresponding (matching) angles that have equal measures

2.Corresponding sides that are proportional to one another (ratio of matching sides is equal).

Note: The symbol means “is similar to”

Example:ABC XYZ

Similar Figures and Scale Drawings (6-3)

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How do you solve a similar figures problem?

To solve a similar figures problem, set up a proportion table that includes two corresponding sides (one of the sides should be the one your looking for and the other should be one you know both measurements to)

Example:Parallelogram ABCD Parallelogram EFGH . Find x.

Similar Figures and Scale Drawings (6-3)

Top Left

Small 16 x

Big 24 18

Small Big

Top 16 24

Left x 18

=1624

x18 =

16x

2418

24x = 288 Simplify.

24 • x = 16 • 18 Cross products are equal 24 • x = 16 • 18

1

1

12

1

x = 12 Simplify.

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Trapezoid ABCD ~ trapezoid EFGH. Find the value of k.

3 • k = 6 • 2 Write cross products.

= Divide each side by 3.3k3

123

k = 4 Simplify.

Similar Figures and Scale DrawingsLESSON 6-3

Additional Examples

Top Bottom

Big 6 3

Small k 2

Big Small

Top 6 k

Bottom 3 2

3k = 12 Simplify.

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What is “indirect measurement”?

indirect measurement: using similar figures to figure out distances that are difficult or impossible to measure (such as tall heights).

Example:At the same exact time during the day, a tree casts a shadow 10 ft, long. and a 5 ft. woman casts a shadow 4 ft. long. How tall is the tree?

Similar Figures and Scale Drawings (6-3)

Woman Tree

Shadow (Bottom)

4 10

Height (Right)

5 h

4h = 50 Simplify.

4 • h = 10 • 5 Cross products are equal

1

1

25

2

x = 12.5 Simplify.

Height (Right)

Shadow (Bottom)

Woman 5 4

Tree h 10

The tree is 12.5 ft. tall.

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A flagpole casts a shadow 5 ft long. At the same time, a

yardstick casts a shadow 1.5 ft long. The triangle shown for the

flagpole and its shadow is similar to the triangle shown for the

yardstick and its shadow. How tall is the flagpole?

1.5x = 5 • 3   Write cross products.

Divide each side by 1.5.1.5x1.5

= 5 • 31.5

x = 10   Simplify.

The flagpole is 10 ft tall.

Similar Figures and Scale DrawingsLESSON 6-3

Additional Examples

Right Bottom

Big x 5

Small 3 1.5

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What is a “scale drawing”?

What is “scale”?

scale drawing: an enlarged or reduced drawing that is similar to the actual object or place (Example: a map, a scale model).

scale: the ratio of the distance in the drawing to the corresponding actual distance (Example: a map’s scale is the distance of 1 unit, such as an inch, to the actual distance in miles).

Example: The scale of a map is 1 in.:44 mi. (or 1:44). About how far is Sacramento from Santa Rosa if it’s 1.5 in. between the two cities?

Similar Figures and Scale Drawings (6-3)

In. Mi.

Known (Scale)

1 44

Unknown (Distance)

1.5 x

Known (Scale)

Unknown (Distance)

Mi. 44 x

In. 1 1.5

1x = 66 Simplify.

1 • x = 1.5 • 44 Cross products are equal 1 • x = 44 • 1.5

x = 12 Identity Property (1x = x)

Sacramento is about 66 miles from Santa Rosa.

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The scale of a map is 1 in. : 24 mi. About how far is it

between two cities that are 3 in. apart on the map?

It is about 72 mi between the two cities.

map (scale) (in.)actual (scale) (mi.)

124

3d

map (distance) (in.)actual (distance) (mi.)= Write a proportion.

1 • d = 24 • 3 Write cross products.

d = 72 Simplify (Identity Property).

Similar Figures and Scale DrawingsLESSON 6-3

Additional Examples

Inches Miles

Known 1 24

Unknown 3 d

Known Unknown

Inches 1 3

Miles 24 d

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Solve.

1. Parallelogram ABCD ~ parallelogram EFGH. Find the value of x.

2. A girl who is 4 feet tall casts a shadow that is 6 feet long. The tree next to her casts a shadow that is 12 feet long. How tall is the tree?

3. The scale on a map is 3 in. : 100 mi. What is the actual distance between two towns that are 9 in. apart on the map?

12

8 ft

300 mi

Lesson Quiz

Similar Figures and Scale DrawingsLESSON 6-3