Day 5:
Daily Objective: Students know similar figures and find missing lengths from them.
Similar figures: Similar figures are two figures that have the same shape but can be a different size. When two figures are similar, the ratios of their lengths corresponding sides are equal.
In order to find the missing sides you need to set it up in a proportion, by using the X method. So this example the problem would look like this:
6 = X
10 5
Once you have this equation down you need to cross multiply the numbers so the equation would be 6x5 = 10x so 10x = 30. 30 divided by 10 is 3. Therefor x = 3. So the length of that side of the trangle is 3.
In these similar figures answer these questions:
Does AB = DE?
Does AC = DF?
How do you set the equation up?
Yes AB = DA , Yes AC = DF
The equation is AB over AC and DA over DF.
Quiz :
Quiz : Answers :
Question 1 : Find the length of x.
1.) Set the equation up ; 50 = 7
x 7
2.) Now you need to cross multiply 7x = 50 x 7
3.) 50 x 7 = 350 and now you need x alone so 350 divided by 7 = 50
4.) So the length of x is 50
Answer: 50 units
Question 2 : The two rectangles are similar. The ratio of their areas is 9:16 find the missing side.
1.) Set the equation up : 9 = 20
16 x
2.) Now cross multiply : 9x = 20 x 16.
3.) 20 x 16 = 320
4.) 320 / 9 = 35.5, so X = 35.5
5.) So X is 35.5 , the missing length is 35.5
Answer: 35.5 units
Question 3 : Find the area of the trapezoid.
1.) Use the formula B1 + B2 x H
2
2.) Plug in the numbers to the formula : 10 + 20 x 5
2
3.) 10 + 20 = 30 /2 = 15
4.) 15 x 5 = 60.
5.) The area will be 60 units
1.) Use the formula B1 + B2 x H
2
2.) Plug in the numbers to the formula : 10 + 20 x 5
2
3.) 10 + 20 = 30 /2 = 15
4.) 15 x 5 = 60.
5.) The area will be 60 units
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