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2.1 Similar Polygons
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By the end of this playlist,
I can...
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write and solve proportions
-find the scale factor given two similar figures
-identify corresponding sides and angles given two similar figures
-write a similarity statement in the appropriate order
Try a few of these practice problems on solving proportions. Move on when you feel ready.
Try a few of these more challenging practice problems on solving proportions. Move on when you feel ready.
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I've completed the Khan Academy practice above and feel confident in my ability to solve proportions.
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False
Question 2
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I've completed the video or mini-lesson introduction to similar polygons, and taken good notes.
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False
Question 3
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I've completed the video or mini-lesson scale factor example.
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False
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I've completed the video or mini-lesson example using scale factor to find missing values in similar figures and taken good notes.
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Question 5
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I've completed the video or mini-lesson on finding the ratio of the perimeters of similar figures and taken good notes.
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Two equilateral triangles are _________ similar to each other.
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sometimes
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Question 17
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Two right triangles are _________ similar to each other.
always
sometimes
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Question 18
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Two scalene triangles are _________ similar to each other.
always
sometimes
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Two rhombuses are _________ similar to each other.
always
sometimes
never
Question 20
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Two regular hexagons are _________ similar to each other.
always
sometimes
never
Question 21
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A right triangle and an acute triangle are _________ similar to each other.
always
sometimes
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Question 30
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x=?
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Question 31
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y=?
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Question 32
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z=?
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Question 33
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Two similar pentagons are shown. Find the value of x.
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Two similar pentagons are shown. Find the value of y.
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Two similar pentagons are shown. Find the value of z.
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Question 36
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Two similar triangles are shown. Find the value of x.
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Two similar triangles are shown. Find the value of y.
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What is the scale factor of quadrilateral TUNE to quadrilateral T'U'N'E'?
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What special kind of quadrilateral must T'U'N'E' be?
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UN=?
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T'U'=?
Question 28
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TE=?
answer in terms of k
Question 29
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Find the ratio of the perimeters
