If a figure is being dilated from the center, what would you do to find the new coordinates?
Multiply the scale factor by each coordinate.
(x*SF, y*SF)
What are the 3 similarity shortcuts?
SSS, SAS, AA
Solve the proportion
x/3 =28/7
x=12
What do all proofs start with?
What sport does Mr. Topete coach?
Wrestling

Determine the scale factor

SF = 1/2
Write the similarity statement
angle X cong angle M
anglez cong angleo

triangleXYZ ~ triangleMNO
Solve the proportion
(20+x)/20=15/12
x=5/4
When proving similar triangles,
Angles must be ....
and Sides must be ...
Angles must be congruent and sides must be proportional
Where did Mr. Maestre go to college?
San Diego State University
Go Aztecs!
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Determine the Scale Factor

SF = -2
Which similarity shortcut would you use to determine if the triangles are similar?

SAS
Set up the proportion

8/6=(9+x)/9
Proportional means that the sides have ...
the same scale factor
What is Mr. Maestre's favorite soccer team?
Liverpool
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Determine the Dilation (SF and center)

Dilated by 2 from the origin
Determine if the triangles are similar

Yes by AA
Determine the length of the missing side
x = 12
Complete the proof table for parts (a), (b),and (c)
24/16=3/2
angleABC cong angle DFE
12/8=3/2
What year did Mr. Topete graduate CVH?
2020 / CO '20
Given the figure GREAT with coordinates:
G(3,1);R(9,2);E(6,5);A(4,8);T(1,3)
what are the new coordinates if the SF=2
G'(6,2);
R'(18,4);
E'(12,10);
A'(8,16);
T'(2,6)
Determine if the triangles are similar

Yes, by AA, SAS, or SSS
Set up the proportion and determine the length of the missing side

(55+x)/55=48/40
x=11
Complete the proof table.

(a)
(Q'R')/(QR)=(R'S')/(RS)=(S'Q')/(SQ)=5/1
(b) corr. sides are proporitonal
(c) Dilation by SF of 5
What breed is Mr. Topete's puppy?
Rottweiler

