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Page 1: Maria Elisa Vanegas 9-5. A ratio is a comparison of 2 things it could be 2 values. Examples 1.A(-2,-1) B(4,3) rise 3-(-1) 4 2 run = 4-(-2) = 6 = 3 2

JOURNAL 7 & 8Maria Elisa Vanegas 9-5

Page 2: Maria Elisa Vanegas 9-5. A ratio is a comparison of 2 things it could be 2 values. Examples 1.A(-2,-1) B(4,3) rise 3-(-1) 4 2 run = 4-(-2) = 6 = 3 2

RATIOA ratio is a comparison of 2 things it could be 2 values.

Examples1. A(-2,-1) B(4,3) rise 3-(-1) 4 2 run = 4-(-2) = 6 = 3

2. A(-1,3) B(1,4) rise 3-4 -1 1 run = -1-1 = -2 = 2

3. A(-2,-2) B(2,2) rise -2-2 -4 1 run = -2-2 = -4 =

PROPORTIONA proportion is simply a equation that tells us that 2 ratios are equal to each other. You solve proportions by cross multiplying the given fractions and then simplifying. You can check by inserting the variable to the equation and verifying.Examples1. 5 45 y = 63 5(63)=y(45) 315=45y y=7

2. x+2 2 4 6 = x+2 (x+2)²=6(24) (x+2)²=144 x+2= +/- 12 x+2=+/- 12 x= 10 or -14

3. 16 x-1 x-1 = 4 16(4)=x²-2 64=x²-2 ∫66=∫x² ∫66=x

These 2 are related because they both involve ratios.

Page 3: Maria Elisa Vanegas 9-5. A ratio is a comparison of 2 things it could be 2 values. Examples 1.A(-2,-1) B(4,3) rise 3-(-1) 4 2 run = 4-(-2) = 6 = 3 2

SIMILAR POLYGONSPolygons are similar iff they have corresponding angles that are congruent and their corresponding side lengths are proportional.

Examples 1-3Determine weather the polygons are similar. If so, write the similarity ratio and a similarity statement.1.

2.

<P congruent <T, <Q congruent <U ,<R congruent <V, <S congruent <W

PQ = 12 = 3 PS = 4 = 2TU 16 4 TW 6 3

124

166

P

S

Q

R

U

V

T

W

A

CB

E

F

D2016

24

1812

15

AB = 20 = 4 BC = 24 = 4 AC = 16 = 4DE 15 3 EF 18 3 DF 12 3

<A congruent <D, <B congruent <E ,<C congruent <F

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3. EH = 30 = 2 EF = 90 = 2 AD 45 3 AB 135 3

135

45

90

30

A B

D CE F

H G

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The only thing that these does is that it helps determine how much something is enlarged or reduced.

SCALE FACTOR

Examples1. Multiply the vertices of the photo A B C D by 3/2.

B (0,4)

A (0,0)

C (3,4)

D (3,0)

A(0,0)A(0 [3/2], 0[3/2])A(0,0)B(0,4)B(0[3/2], 4[3/2])B(0,6)C(3,4)C(3[3/2], 4[3/2])C(4.5,6)D(3,0)C(3[3/2],0[3/2])D(4.5,0)

A(0,0)

B(0,6) C(4.5,6)

D(4.5,0)

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2.

A(0,0)A(0[1/2], 0[1/2])A(0,0)B(0,6)A(0[1/2], 6[1/2])B(0,3)C(4.5,6)C(4.5[1/2], 6[1/2])C(2.25,3)D(4.5,0)D(4.5[1/2], 0[1/2])D(2.25,0)

A(0,0)

B(0,6) C(4.5,6)

D(4.5,0)

A(0,0)

B(0,3) C(2.25,3)

D(2.25,0)

Multiply the vertices of the photo A B C D by 1/2.

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3. Multiply the vertices of the photo A B C D by 4/3. ROUND IF NEEDED

A(0,0)A(0[4/3], 0[4/3])A(0,0)B(0,8)B(0[4/3], 8[4/3])B(0,11)C(4,8)C(4[4/3], 8[4/3])C(5.3,11)D(4,0)D(4[4/3], 0[4/3])D(5.3,0)

A(0,0)

A(0,0)

B(0,8)C(4,8)

D(4,0)

B(0,11) C(5.3,11)

D(5.3,0)

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o Right Triangle Similarity if you draw an altitude from the vertex of the right angle of a right triangle, you form 3 similar right triangles.

o You do this by using ratios like shortest side/longest side of 2 similar triangles then you simplify.

o This is an important skill because if someday you want to cut a tree of your house you have got to know how long it is so it doesn't crushes you house.x

y

8

z

3

Examples Find all of the sides

1. x = 3 1.125 = y 3.2 = 3 3 8 y 9.125 1.125 z 8x=9 ∫y² = ∫10.27 3.375 = 3.2z x= 1.125 y=3.2 3.2 3.2 z=1.1

Indirect Measurement

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6 ft6 ft

30 ft

3. Find the height of the tower.

6 = 30 30= x6x = 9006 6X = 150 150 + 6 = Height= 156 ft

x

2. Find the height of the Ceiba.

8 ft 8 ft

x

45 ft

8 = 4545= x2025= 8x8 8253.125= x253.125+8= height =261.125 ft

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Perimeter and Area

o Area- first you have to simplify the fraction of both shapes after you have done that you square the fraction.

o Perimeter- first you find the perimeter of each shape with that you create a fraction of each perimeters then simplify.

6 4 312

17

24

14

6(4)=24 16 = 24(4)=16 24 3

3(2)+12(2)=301(2)+7(2)=1616 8 30 = 15

14(4)= 5624(24)=9656= 796 12

1.Sides40&2540/25 = 8/5(8/5)² = 64/25

2.Sides 30&1230/12=5/2(5/2) ²= 25/4

3.Sides 94&8694/86=47/43(47/43) ²= 2209/1849

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TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOSo Trigonometric= the study of triangleso Sin A= Opposite/Hypotenuseo Cos A= Adjacent/Hypotenuseo Tan A= Opposite/Adjacento Solving a triangle means finding all of the angles and all of the

sides.o These are useful to solve a right triangle because it helps you find

the angles and the sides .Examples

Write the ratio as a # and decimal rounded.R

ST

13

12

5Sin R= 12/13 ≈ 0.92Cos T= 5/13 ≈ 0.38Tan S= 5/12 ≈ 0.42

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100 m40⁰

Tan 40 = x__ 100100 (Tan 40) = x83.90

x

B

42⁰

x12

Sin 42 = x/1212(Sin 42)= x = 8.02

CA

B

24

257

Cos A= 24/25 ≈ 0.96Tan B= 24/7 ≈ 3.42Sin B= 24725 ≈ 0.96

x

y

z12.6 cm38⁰

Cos 38= 12.6/YZYZ= 12.6/Cos 38YZ= 15.99 cm

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ANGLE OF ELEVATION & ANGLE OF DEPRESSION

o Angle of Elevation is a straight line going horizontally and another line that’s ABOVE the horizontal pointing somewhere, which together form the angle.

o Angle of Depression is a straight line going horizontally and another line that’s BELLOW the horizontal pointing somewhere, which together form the angle.

Angle of Depression

Angle of Elevation

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Clasify each angle as angle of depression or elevation

ball

<1

<2<3

<41. <1 is angle of

elevation2. <2 is anlge of

depression3. <3 is angle of

elevation4. <4 is angle of

depression

5.

P

Ax

41⁰

Tan 41= 4000/xx= 4000/Tan 41x≈4601 ft

6.T

S Fx

7⁰

90 ft

Tan 7= 90/xx=90/Tan 7x≈ 733 ft