Day 8 scale
- 1. OBJECTIVE: How do we solve problems involving scale using proportions? Do Now Factor the following polynomials. 1.) 3x4 - 6x3 + 12x2 2.) x2 + 3x - 18 1
- 2. Bring in textbook on Friday! Homework: Pages 290-291 #3, 6-9 all, 16-19 all 2
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- 6. Anticipatory Set 1.) How are scale models made? Clip 1 Definition Clip 2 2.) Why are scale models made? Clip 3 6
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- 8. Lamborghini Love You are building a scale model of a Lamborghini which is 12 feet long. If you are using a scale where 2 cm = 5 ft ft, how long will your model be? SET UP YOUR PROPORTION: SOLVE: 8
- 9. Large Leprechauns Scott makes a scale model of a Leprechaun that is 5.25 inches tall. If the scale used for the drawing was 1.5 in = 1 ft, how tall would Scott‛s ft model be? SET UP YOUR PROPORTION: SOLVE: 9
- 10. Empire State For a school project LeeAnn is making a model of the Empire State Building. She is using a scale of 1 cm = 8ft. 8ft Her model is 156.5 cm tall, how tall is the Empire State Building? SET UP YOUR PROPORTION: SOLVE: 10
- 11. Model Railroad Josh wants to add a model of a tree to his model railroad layout. How big should the model tree be if the in actual tree is 315 inches and the scale is 1 in = 90 in? SET UP YOUR PROPORTION: SOLVE: 11
- 12. Fido‛s Bed You are buying a new bed for your dog. In the catalog, the bed is 2cm wide. Your dog‛s belly (when laying down) is 26 in wide. The scale used is the catalog is 0.5 cm for every 7 in real life. Will your dog fit in the bed? SET UP YOUR PROPORTION: SOLVE: 12
- 13. Pool Proportions Your parents are planning to put a pool in the yard. The blueprints for the house (which use a scale of 3 cm for every 10ft says that your backyard is 52.5 cm long. If 10ft) you want to put a 100 ft long pool in the backyard, will it fit? SET UP YOUR PROPORTION: SOLVE: 13
- 14. BEFORE YOU LEAVE Describe a model or scale drawing you own. How is it the same and how is it different than the actual object the model or drawing was create from? 14
- 15. Mr. Tjersland's Math 7 15