Changing a Scale

Question 1

The change in the scale factor is .

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1/3

Question 2

The change of scale means that 1 inch represented feet, but now 1 inch represents feet.

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8; 12; 24

Question 3

Which proportion would Tomás use to solve for the side length (x) of the enlarged square in meters?

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Answer image: https://media.edgenuity.com/EVresources/3107-10-06-10-03-task/mc001-4.jpg

Question 4

The width of the new gym is meters.

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40

Question 5

Question 5

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Length A in the magazine’s garden is 6 feet.; Length A in Yosef’s garden is 4.5 feet.; Length B in the magazine’s garden is 14 feet.; Length B in Yosef’s garden is 10.5 feet.; Length C in Yosef’s garden is 16.5 feet.

Question 6

Abdul planned a pool to be 24-feet long. To fit in his yard, however, the pool can only be 20-feet long. Abdul’s ratio and work is below. Where did he make an error?

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Abdul should have divided by 4, not 6.

Question 7

The length and width of the new gym are times the length and width of the old gym.

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2

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