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    5.1 OverviewWhy learn this?Geometry is a study of points, lines and angles and how they combine to make different shapes. Similarity and congruence between two fi gures are important concepts in geometry. Recognising and using congruent and similar shapes can make calculations and design more effective.

    What do you know? 1 tHInK List what you know about congruent and similar fi gures.

    Use a thinking tool such as a concept map to show your list.2 PaIr Share what you know with a partner and then with a

    small group.3 sHare As a class, create a thinking tool such as a large

    concept map to show your classs knowledgeof congruent and similar fi gures.

    Learning sequence5.1 Overview5.2 Ratio and scale5.3 Congruent fi gures5.4 Similar fi gures5.5 Area and volume of similar fi gures5.6 Review ONLINE ONLY

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    5.2 Ratio and scaleRatio Ratios are used to compare quantities of the same kind, measured in the same unit. The ratio 1 is to 4 can be written in two ways: as 1 : 4 or as 1

    4.

    The order of the numbers in a ratio is important.

    A lighthouse is positioned on an 80 m high cliff. A ship at sea is 3600 m from the base of the cliff.a Write the following ratios in simplest form.

    i Height of the cliff to the distance of the ship from shore

    ii Distance of the ship from shore to the height of the cliff

    b Compare the distance of the ship from shore with the height of the cliff.

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    a i 1 The height and distance are in the same unit (m). Write the height fi rst.

    a i Height of the cliff : distance of ship from shore = 80 : 3600

    2 Simplify the ratio by cancelling. = 1 : 45

    ii 1 Write the distance from the ship to the shore fi rst.

    ii Distance of ship from shore : height of cliff

    = 360080

    2 Simplify. = 451

    Note: Do not write 451

    as 45, because a ratio is a comparison of two numbers.

    b 1 Write the ratio distance of the ship from shore to the height of the cliff.

    b 45 : 1

    2 Write the answer. The distance of the ship from shore is 45 times the height of the cliff.

    In simplest form, a ratio is written using the smallest whole numbers possible.

    Express each of the following ratios in simplest form.

    a 24 : 8 b 3.6 : 8.4 c 149 : 12

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    a Divide both terms by the highest common factor (8).

    a 24 : 8

    = 3 : 1

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    b 1 Multiply both terms by 10 to obtain whole numbers.

    b 3.6 : 8.4

    = 36 : 84

    2 Divide both terms by the highest common factor, (12).

    = 3 : 7

    c 1 Change both mixed numbers into improper fractions.

    c 149 : 12

    3

    = 139

    : 53

    2 Multiply both terms by the lowest common denominator (9) to obtain whole numbers.

    = 13 : 15

    A proportion is a statement that indicates that two ratios are equal; for example,

    4 : 7 = x : 15 or 23

    = 11.5x

    .

    Find the value of x in the proportion 4 : 9 = 7 : x.tHInK WrIte

    1 Write the ratios as equal fractions. 49

    = 7x

    2 Multiply both sides by x. 4x9

    = 7

    3 Solve the equation. 4x = 63

    x = 15.75

    Scale Ratios are used when producing scale drawings or maps. Consider the case where we want to enlarge triangle ABC (called the

    object) by a scale factor of 2, that is, to make it twice its size.Here is one method that we can use.

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    1. Mark a point O somewhere outside the triangle and draw the lines OA, OB and OC asshown.

    O

    C B

    A

    2. Measure the length of OA and mark in the point A (called the image of A) sothat thedistance OA is twice that of OA.

    3. In the same way, mark in points B and C. (OB = 2 OB, and OC = 2 OC.)

    O

    C B

    A

    A

    BC

    4. Joining ABC gives a triangle that has side lengths double those of ABC.ABC is called the image of ABC.

    By definition:

    scale factor = image lengthobject length

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    Enlarge triangle ABC by a scale factor of 3, with the centre of enlargement at point O.

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    1 Join each vertex of the triangle to the centre of enlargement O with straight lines and extend them.

    A C

    B

    B

    A C

    O

    2 Locate points A, B and C along the lines, OA = 3OA, OB = 3OB and OC = 3OC.

    3 Join points A, B and C to complete the image.

    Enlargements have the following properties. The corresponding side lengths of the enlarged fi gure are changed in a fi xed ratio (thatis, the same ratio).

    The corresponding angles are the same. A scale factor greater than 1 produces an enlarged fi gure. If the scale factor is a positive number less than 1, the image is smaller than the object (reduction has taken place).

    A triangle PQR has been enlarged to triangle PQR. PQ = 4 cm, PR = 6 cm, PQ = 10 cm andQR= 20 cm. Calculate:a the scale factor for the enlargementb the length of PRc the length of QR.

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    a 1 Draw a diagram. a

    P R

    Q

    6

    4

    P R

    Q

    2010

    2 Find two corresponding sides. PQ corresponds to PQ.

    Scale factor =image length

    object length

    =P Q PQ

    = 104

    = 2.5

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    b 1 Apply the scale factor. PR = 2.5 PR

    b PR = 2.5 PR= 2.5 6= 15

    2 Write the answer. PR is 15 cm long.

    c 1 Apply the scale factor.QR = 2.5 QR

    cQRQR

    = 20 cmx cm

    = 2.5

    QR = 2.5 QR20 = 2.5 QR

    QR = 202.5

    = 8

    2 Write the answer. QR is 8 cm long.

    Exercise 5.2 Ratio and scale InDIVIDuaL PatHWays

    PraCtIseQuestions:1, 2, 3af, 4af, 5ae, 6af, 716, 19

    ConsoLIDateQuestions:1, 2, 3di, 4ej, 5bg, 6ej, 714, 16, 17, 2022

    masterQuestions:1, 2, 3fj, 4gl, 5fi, 6gl, 714, 17, 18, 20, 23, 24

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    1 WE1 This horse track is 1200 m long and 35 m wide.

    1200 m35 m

    Starting gateFinishing

    post

    a Write the following ratios in simplest form. i Track length to track widthii Track width to track length

    b Compare the distance of the length of the track with the width of the track.

    2 A dingo perched on top of a cliff spots an emu on the ground below.a Write the following ratios in simplest form.

    i Cliff height to distance from cliff base to emuii Distance of emu from cliff base cliff height

    b Compare the height of the cliff with the ground distance from the base of the cliff to the emu.

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    reFLeCtIon It is possible to have a negative scale factor. How would you interpret it?

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    3 WE2a Express each of the following ratios in the simplest form.a 12 : 18 b 8 : 56c 9 : 27 d 14 : 35e 88 : 66 f 16 : 60g 200 : 155 h 144 : 44i 32 : 100 j 800 : 264

    4 WE2b Express each of the following ratios in simplestform.a 1.2 : 0.2 b 3.9 : 4.5c 9.6 : 2.4 d 18 : 3.6e 1.8 : 3.6 f 4.4 : 0.66g 0.9 : 5.4 h 0.35 : 0.21i 6 : 1.2 j 12.1 : 5.5k 8.6 : 4 l 0.07 : 14

    5 WE2c Write each of the following ratios in the simplest form.

    a 112 : 2 b 2 : 13

    4 c 11

    3 : 2 d 12

    5 : 11

    4 e 3 : 2

    3

    f 47 : 2 g 5 : 11

    2 h 23

    4 : 11

    3 i 35

    6 : 21

    2 j 13

    5 : 64

    8

    6 WE3 Find the value of the pronumeral in each of the following proportions.a a : 15 = 3 : 5 b b : 18 = 4 : 3 c 24 : c = 3 : 4 d 21 : d = 49 : 4 e e : 33 = 5 : 44 f 6 : f = 5 : 12 g 3 : 4 = g : 5 h 9 : 8 = 5 : hi 11 : 3 = i : 8 j 7 : 20 = 3 : j k 15 : 13 = 12 : k l 3 : 4 = l : 15

    7 WE4 Enlarge each of the following figures by the given scale factor and the centre of enlargement marked O. Show the image of each figure.

    a

    A

    D

    B

    O

    C

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