306 Proportions and Similarity
Chapter Study
Guide and Review
Key Concepts
Proportions (Lesson 1)
- If two related quantities are proportional, then
they have a constant ratio. - The cross products of a proportion are equal.
Scale Drawings (Lesson 2)
- Scale drawings are used to represent objects that
cannot be drawn at actual size. - The scale is a ratio of a drawing’s measurement to
an object’s measurement.
Similar Figures (Lesson 3)
- If figure B is similar to figure A by a scale factor,
then
perimeter of
figure B
= perimeter of
figure A
· scale factor
area of
figure B
= area of
figure A
· (scale factor)^2
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a
b
Be sure the following
Key Concepts are noted
in your Foldable.
Key Vocabulary
corresponding angles
corresponding sides
cross products
equivalent ratios
indirect measurement
nonproportional
proportion
proportional
rate
scale
scale drawing
scale factor
scale model
similar figures
unit rate
Vocabulary Check
Choose the term from the list above that best
matches each phrase.
- two quantities that have a constant rate or
ratio - a scale written as a ratio in simplest form
without units of measurement - an equation that shows that two ratios or
rates are equivalent - a ratio of two measurements with
different units - a rate that is simplified so that it has a
denominator of 1 - two ratios that have the same value
- the ratio of the distance on a map to the
actual distance - figures with the same shape
- a relationship in which the ratio is not
constant
and NonportionalProportional
Relationships
Rates
Solve Proportions
Scale Dreawigs
Similar Figures
and Area ofPerimeter
Similar Figures
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