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9.5 DILATIONS Brett Solberg AHS ‘11-’12

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9.5 Dilations. Brett Solberg AHS ‘11-’12. Warm-up. Draw all the lines of symmetry. What is the angle of rotation? 123. Today’s Agenda. Warm-up/HW Review Chapter 9 Review 9.5 Dilations Scale Factor enlargement reduction. Announcements. Today Review 9.5 Next Class - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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9.5 DILATIONSBrett Solberg AHS ‘11-’12

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Warm-up• Draw all the lines of symmetry. What is the angle of

rotation?

• 1 2 3

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Today’s Agenda• Warm-up/HW Review

• Chapter 9 Review

• 9.5 Dilations• Scale Factor

• enlargement • reduction

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Announcements• Today

• Review• 9.5

• Next Class• Test

• Homework • Worksheet Packet• 9.2 Graphing Packet• Review Worksheet

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Transformations

• Translations (slide)• rule of (4, -5)

• Reflections (flip)• x-axis (x, y) → (x, -y)• y-axis (x, y) → (-x, y)• line

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Rotations• Center of Rotation

• protractor• compass

• Rotating about Origin• 90˚ clockwise (x, y) → (y, -x)• 90˚ counterclockwise (x, y) → (-y, x)• 180˚ either way (x, y) → (-x, -y)

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Rotation

• Rotate 90˚, 180˚, 270˚

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Symmetry• Reflection Symmetry

• lines of symmetry

• Rotational Symmetry• angle of rotation

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Dilation• A dilation is a transformation whose image and preimage

are similar.

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Dilation• Eyes Dilating

• Scale Models

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Vocabulary• Scale Factor – determines the size change from the

original figure to its image.

• The dilation is an if the scale factor is greater than 1.

• The dilation is a if the scale factor is between 0 and 1.

enlargement

reduction

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Example 1• Find the scale factor. The red square is the dilation of the

blue square.

2

2

4

4

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Example 3• Scale Factor = 2

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Example 2

Point Scale Factor Image(2, 3) 3

(6, 2) ½

(-2, 0) 2

(4, -1) 1/3

(10, 15) 20

(-10, -20) 1/5

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• Built in 1974, originally called the Sears tower.

• Stands at 1451ft (442m)

• Was the world’s tallest building for 25 years

• Currently the tallest building in USA.

Willis Tower

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• The ratio of height to width is 6.45:1.

• The building is 1451 ft tall. What is the width?

Willis Tower

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Willis Tower LEGO Model (Sears Tower)

scale model

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Willis Tower Scale Model

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The ratio of height to width is 6.45:1 If the width of the model is 3 ft, and the model is similar to

the actual tower, how tall is the model?

Solving Proportions

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Jaguar Proportion• Actual Dimensions

• width 75 inches• length 189 inches

• Model dimensions• width 7 inches• length 20 inches

• Does a dilation occur?

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Assignments• Assignments

• Worksheet Packet (50 points)• 9.2 Graphing Packet (10 points)• Review Worksheet (10 Points)• Warm-ups (10 points)

• Extra Credit Opportunities• pg 523 #1 - 29 • Poster

• translation• reflection• rotation• dilation