When writing a similarity proof, how can I determine my given statement
Hm depends on the question. Could you show me your diagram or question?
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Say I am writing a proof to prove that two objects are similar, now I made a scale model of an object so I know it's similar but I still need to write a proof proving it. I don't know what my given statement would be.
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No problem :) If you could provide me with a example question, we can use it as a example that you can base it off on.
But I understand what you mean. It's just too broad to show you without a example.
Ok then. A student is asked to create a scale model for a composite object. His scale model is a dilated version of the original. Part of the assignment is to write a proof proving that they are indeed similar.
Sorry, I need the diagram. One which has like A, B, C and such.
When you say diagram, what exactly do you mean?
Like these (or similar): |dw:1402546187837:dw|
|dw:1402546298778:dw|
Sorry forgot the lines on the scale model.
That's fine :) 1. Find scale factor 2. |dw:1402545819160:dw| <<just a template of what I do, but you can differ 3. Write statement (e.g 16.5~5.5) 4. Write reason (scale factor of 3) 5. Write S or A (S because it's a side). So it'll look like: 16.5~5.5 (scale factor of 3) S When you get three of it, you'll reliase what test it is. The similarity statement looks like: Dresser~Scale model (S??). (Sorry, I've only done this on triangles so I'm not 100% certain and I haven't practise similiarty as much as congurent)
|dw:1402546722785:dw| There was a glitch, sorry. Here's the template.
OK
Make sense now? :)
Yeah. Thnx a lot :)
No problem, best of luck on your future problems!
Thnx again
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