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What is a ratio?
What is a ratio?
a comparison of two quantities by division
What is a proportion?
What is a proportion?
an equation stating two ratios are equal
What is an extended ratio?
What is an extended ratio?
comparing three or more quantities
How do you calculate the sides of a triangle with the ratios 2:2:3 and a perimeter of 392?
How do you calculate the sides of a triangle with the ratios 2:2:3 and a perimeter of 392?
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What do you do if the perimeter is not given but the ratios of the sides are?
What do you do if the perimeter is not given but the ratios of the sides are?
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What is a scale model?
What is a scale model?
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What does dilation refer to in geometry?
What does dilation refer to in geometry?
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What is a scale factor?
What is a scale factor?
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What defines similar polygons?
What defines similar polygons?
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What is the first rule for similar polygons?
What is the first rule for similar polygons?
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What is the second rule for similar polygons?
What is the second rule for similar polygons?
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What is the relationship between the perimeters of similar polygons?
What is the relationship between the perimeters of similar polygons?
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What do proportional parts of triangles refer to?
What do proportional parts of triangles refer to?
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What does the side splitter theorem state?
What does the side splitter theorem state?
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What is the converse of the side splitter theorem?
What is the converse of the side splitter theorem?
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What does the triangle midsegment theorem state?
What does the triangle midsegment theorem state?
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What is the proportional perimeter theorem?
What is the proportional perimeter theorem?
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What does the corresponding altitudes theorem state?
What does the corresponding altitudes theorem state?
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What is the corresponding angle bisector theorem?
What is the corresponding angle bisector theorem?
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What is the corresponding medians theorem?
What is the corresponding medians theorem?
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What is the center of dilation?
What is the center of dilation?
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What is the scale factor of dilation?
What is the scale factor of dilation?
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What does enlargement refer to in dilation?
What does enlargement refer to in dilation?
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What does reduction refer to in dilation?
What does reduction refer to in dilation?
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How do you find the scale factor of enlargement?
How do you find the scale factor of enlargement?
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How do you find the scale factor of reduction?
How do you find the scale factor of reduction?
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What are reflections in geometry?
What are reflections in geometry?
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What is the reflection on the x-axis?
What is the reflection on the x-axis?
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What is the reflection on the y-axis?
What is the reflection on the y-axis?
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What are translations in geometry?
What are translations in geometry?
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What are rotations in geometry?
What are rotations in geometry?
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Study Notes
Ratios and Proportions
- Ratio: A comparison of two quantities through division.
- Proportion: An equation that asserts the equality between two ratios.
- Extended Ratio: A ratio that compares three or more quantities.
Triangle Measurements
- Triangle Ratios: For triangle sides in a ratio of 2:2:3 with a perimeter of 392, use 2x + 2x + 3x = 392 to find side lengths.
- Perimeter Without Given Value: Set the ratios of triangle sides to equal 180 if perimeter is not provided.
Scale Models and Dilation
- Scale Model: An object or drawing that maintains proportional lengths relative to the object it represents.
- Dilation: A transformation that alters the size of an object without changing its shape.
- Scale Factor: Represents the ratio of an image's length to the original object's length, e.g., 3:25 simplified to 1:100.
Similar Polygons
- Similar Polygons: They share the same shape, though sizes may vary.
- Rule #1: In similar polygons, all corresponding angles are congruent.
- Rule #2: All corresponding sides within similar polygons remain proportional.
Perimeter and Triangle Theorems
- Proportional Perimeters: If two figures are similar, their perimeters correspond to the scale factor.
- Proportional Parts of Triangles: Non-parallel transversals intersecting parallel lines can create similar triangles.
- Side Splitter Theorem: A line parallel to one side of a triangle divides the other two sides proportionally (AB/BC = AE/ED).
- Converse of Side Splitter: If segments are proportional, the sides are parallel.
- Triangle Midsegment Theorem: Midsegment is parallel to one triangle side and half its length.
Advanced Theorems
- Proportional Perimeter Theorem: If figures F and G are similar, proportions of corresponding sides and perimeters are equal.
- Corresponding Altitudes and Medians Theorems: Corresponding segments remain proportional for similar figures.
Dilation Properties
- Center of Dilation: The fixed point used as a reference when performing dilations.
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Types of Dilation:
- Enlargement: Dilation with a scale factor greater than 1.
- Reduction: Dilation with a scale factor between 0 and 1.
Finding Scale Factors
- Scale Factor of Enlargement: Calculate the ratio of distances between two points on the smaller image to the larger image.
- Scale Factor of Reduction: Compare distances from the larger image to the smaller image.
Transformations
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Reflections: images are symmetrically opposite along a segment or point.
- X-Axis Reflection: Invert the y-coordinate. Transformation results in (x, -y).
- Y-Axis Reflection: Invert the x-coordinate. Transformation results in (-x, y).
- Translations: Shifts a point by adding or subtracting from the coordinates. Represents movement along a vector (x + a, y + b).
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Rotations:
- 90°: (x, y) becomes (-y, x).
- 180°: (x, y) becomes (-x, -y).
- 270°: (x, y) becomes (y, -x).
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