Similar triangles: Missing sides

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Similar triangles: Missing sides Silent Teacher Intelligent Practice Narration Your Turn 80o 8cm 6cm 70o 4cm Practice

What is the scale factor? Find the missing lengths. Triangles not drawn to scale Example Your turn 3÷2 = 1.5cm 2cm 4cm 3cm 90o 70o 20o 80o 6÷3 = 2cm 70o 30o 3cm 90o 9cm 6cm 70o 20o 80o 3cm 2x2 = 4cm 4x3 = 12cm 70o 30o 6cm x3 x2

What is the scale factor? Find the missing lengths. Triangles not drawn to scale Example Your turn 3÷3 = 1cm 2cm 4cm 3cm 90o 70o 20o 70o 9÷2 = 4.5cm 80o 30o x2 3cm 90o 9cm 6cm 70o 20o 80o 3cm 3x3 = 9cm 4x2 = 8cm 70o 30o 6cm x3

What is the scale factor? Find the missing lengths. Triangles not drawn to scale Example Your turn x2 9÷3 = 3m 14÷2 = 7m 12m 12m 4.5÷3 = 1.5m 10m 9m 10x2 = 20m x3

Intelligent Practice – Find the length of every missing side Triangles not drawn to scale 80o 8cm 6cm 70o 4cm 1. 80o 8cm 6cm 70o 4cm 2. 80o 4cm 6cm 70o 8cm 3. 3cm 6cm 70o 30o 8cm 80o 4.

5. 6. 8. 7. 9. 10. 4cm 6cm 90o 30o 8cm 80o 70o 3cm 6cm 90o 30o 8cm 4cm

Practice – Find the length of every missing side Triangles not drawn to scale x2 8x2 = 16cm 6÷2 = 3cm x1 4x1 = 4cm 6÷1 = 6cm 80o 8cm 6cm 70o 4cm 1. 80o 8cm 6cm 70o 4cm 2. x2 4÷2 = 2cm 6x2 = 12cm X1.5 8x1.5 = 12cm 3÷1.5 = 2cm 80o 4cm 6cm 70o 8cm 3. 3cm 6cm 70o 30o 8cm 4cm 80o 4.

4cm 6cm 90o 30o 8cm 80o 70o 5. 3cm 6cm 90o 30o 8cm 4cm 60o 6. X1.5 8x1.5 = 12cm 3÷1.5 = 2cm Angles not the same Not similar shapes! x4 4÷4 = 1cm 6x4 = 24cm x2 8÷2 = 4cm 6x2= 12cm 2cm 6cm 8cm 4cm 8. 2cm 6cm 8cm 4cm 7. 12cm 6cm 4cm 9. 12cm 6cm 4cm 10. x3 6x13 = 18cm 6cm Angles not the same Not similar shapes! 6cm 18cm