Scaling & Similarity Flashcards

1
Q

What is a scale copy?

A

A copy of an original figure in which every length in the original figure is multiplied by the same number

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2
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What is scale factor?

A

The number that each distance in the original figure is getting multiplied by

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3
Q

True or False:

Scale copies are always larger than the original

A

FALSE

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4
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Complete the sentence:

If the scale factor is greater than 1, then the scale copy will be …

A

larger than the original figure

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5
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Complete the sentence:

If the scale factor is equal to 1, then the scale copy will be…

A

congruent to the original figure

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6
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Complete the sentence:

If the scale factor is less than 1, then the scale copy will be…

A

smaller than the original figure

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7
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A side length in the original figure and its matching side length in the new figure are called…

A

Corresponding sides

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8
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An angle in the original figure and its matching angle in the new figure are called…

A

Corresponding angles

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9
Q

What word means “three times the size of”

A

Triple

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10
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What word means “twice the size of”

A

double

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11
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What word means “four times the size of”

A

Quadruple

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12
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How is the perimeter of a scaled copy related to the perimeter of the original figure?

A

new perimeter = scale factor * original perimeter

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13
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How is the area of a scaled copy related to the area of the original figure?

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new area = (scale factor^2) * original area

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14
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How is the volume of a scale copy related to the volume of the original figure?

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new volume = (scale factor^3) * original volume

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