Define congruent
EXACT same shape
Define scale factor
The number that you multiply the lengths of the figure by to make the figure bigger or smaller
What are the only things that ALWAYS stay the same when figures are similar?
angles and shapes
y/x or x/y?
y/x
Define center of dilation
Point the figure dilates off of
Define similar
same shape and angles, CAN be different size
What is the center of dilation in this image?
O
How many angles in the figure must be the same in the similar version?
ALL 3
What is the slope?
6/4 or 3/2
How does slope connect to dilation?
Similar/dilations are similar triangles, and therefore have the same slope on a graph
Define a dilation and the two things you need for a dilation
making a shape bigger or smaller
- center of dilation
- scale factor
What is the scale factor?
2
Are these figures similar? If so, what is the scale factor from ABC to DEF?
3/2
Find the slope of this line
4/3
When making equations from slopes, what variable (letter) are we solving for if we go further?
y
Define slope
Steepness, vertical over horizontal
When dilations say that the side lengths need to be "proportional, what does that mean?
They must be multiplied by a number (scale factor) to be similar
What methods can we use to find out if a figure is similar? (think materials or graphs or parts of a figure)
side lengths, rulers, parchment paper, units on a graph
If we do not have a "triangle" under the line, how can we find slope?
Find two points that intersect coordinates and count vertical length and horizontal length
Ms. Cyga's dogs name?
Gino :)
Define scale copies
Dilated copies of a figure
Select all the true statements. (3 correct)
Dilations ALWAYS increase the length of line segments.
Dilations take perpendicular lines to perpendicular lines. (hint: think parallel)
Dilations of an angle are congruent to the original angle.
Dilations increase the measure of angles.
Dilations of a triangle are congruent to the original triangle.
Dilations of a triangle are similar to the original triangle.
2. Dilations take perpendicular lines to perpendicular lines. (hint: think parallel)
3. Dilations of an angle are congruent to the original angle.
6. Dilations of a triangle are similar to the original triangle.
What are the multiple ways we can tell these figures are similar? Tell me the corresponding sides.
Side lengths have a scale factor, angles are congruent
6-10, 10.8-18, 12.6-21, 14.4-24
If two triangles are made from the same line on a graph, what we can determine about those triangles and the slope?
Similar triangles, same slope
Most used Ms. Cyga word?
Fantastic