Fractional enlargement
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Quick questions to start.
- A1Needed today[1 mark]
Work out of .
Answer - A2Needed today[1 mark]
Work out of .
Answer - A3Last lesson[1 mark]
Two squares have sides of cm and cm. Write the ratio of their areas in its simplest form.
Answer - A4From chapter 2[1 mark]
A side of a shape is cm long. The shape is enlarged by a scale factor of . How long is this side on the image?
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Example, then your turn
Year 7Your teacher works through each example with you. Then try the one beside it.
Triangle is enlarged by a scale factor of about the origin. Write down the coordinates of the vertices of the image.
- B1[3 marks]
Triangle is enlarged by a scale factor of about the origin. Write down the coordinates of the vertices of the image.
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Rectangle is enlarged by a scale factor of about the centre . Write down the coordinates of the vertices of the image.
- B2[3 marks]
Triangle is enlarged by a scale factor of about the centre . Write down the coordinates of the vertices of the image.
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Rectangle is an enlargement of rectangle . Work out the scale factor and the coordinates of the centre of enlargement.
- B3[3 marks]
Triangle is an enlargement of triangle . Work out the scale factor and the coordinates of the centre of enlargement.
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Practice
Year 7- C1[2 marks]
The points , and are enlarged by a scale factor of about the origin. Write down the coordinates of the images , and .
Answer - C2[2 marks]
A triangle has vertices , and . It is enlarged by a scale factor of about the origin. Write down the coordinates of the vertices of the image.
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- C3[2 marks]
Rectangle is an enlargement of rectangle . (a) Write down the scale factor of the enlargement from to . (b) Write down the scale factor of the enlargement from to .
Answer - C4[2 marks]
Enlarge the triangle by a scale factor of about the centre . Draw the image on the grid.
- C5[3 marks]
Rectangle is cm long and cm wide. Rectangle is an enlargement of . The length of is cm. Work out the scale factor of the enlargement from to , and the width of .
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Exam-style questions
GCSE Foundation- D1[3 marks]
Aisha says, "Triangle has angles of , and . When it is enlarged by a scale factor of , its angles become , and ."
Explain why Aisha is wrong, and write down the angles of the image.
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- D2
Square is an enlargement of square .
(a)[1 mark]Write down the scale factor of the enlargement from to .
Answer(b)[2 marks]Find the coordinates of the centre of enlargement.
Answer(c)[2 marks]Square is enlarged by a scale factor of about the same centre to give square . Write down the coordinates of the vertex of that is furthest from the centre.
AnswerTotal for D2: 5 marks - D3[4 marks]
The point is enlarged by a scale factor of about the origin to give . Then is enlarged by a scale factor of about the origin to give . Work out the coordinates of , and the scale factor of the single enlargement about the origin that takes straight to .
Answer - D4
Triangle is enlarged by a scale factor of to give triangle . cm, cm and angle .
Not drawn accurately (a)[2 marks]Work out the length of .
Answer(b)[1 mark]Work out the length of .
Answer(c)[1 mark]Write down the size of angle .
AnswerTotal for D4: 4 marks
Extension
StretchNo route is given. The hints are at the end of the sheet. Use one at a time.
- E1[5 marks]
Rectangle has vertices , , and . It is enlarged about the origin by a fractional scale factor. The image has an area of square units. Work out the coordinates of the vertex of the image that is not on an axis.
Hint 1 · What to try
Work out the area of . How many times smaller is the image?
Hint 2 · The first line
The area of is , so the image is of it. Which scale factor multiplied by itself gives ?
Hint 3 · The full method
The scale factor is . Multiply by it.
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How did it go?
Colour one circle on each line.| Not yet | Nearly | Yes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| I can enlarge a shape by a fractional scale factor about the origin or another centre. | |||
| I can find the scale factor and the centre of an enlargement. | |||
| I can work out lengths and areas of the image, and I know the angles do not change. | |||
| I can combine two enlargements into one. |
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