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help!

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Omg what happened!

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lol

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What are scale drawings? Can you give an example?

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@Michele_Laino

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@heretohelpalways

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https://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/scale-drawing.html

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let's say a human was 5 feet tall

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but then the human was drawn with a scale factor next to it

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and you would use the scale factor next to it to convert the measurements on the drawing to real life

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wait but what is a scale factor? and in your own words please :)

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it's a type of ratio

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for example: A car drawn out had a scale factor of 1:40. For every 1 mm on the drawing, it is really 40 mm in real life

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ok

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anyways, next question

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whats the complete answer with the example in it?

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a type of ratio that can be used to convert a drawn out object's measurements on paper to the real life measurements of that object

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that's a scale factor

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a scale drawing is a drawing of something in real life, with measurements that are either smaller or bigger that the object/thing in real life

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there is normally a scale factor next or in the drawing

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and that tells you how

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to convert the measurements in the picture to the measurements in real life

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ok and an example of scale factor?

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1:30

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for every 1 cm on the paper is 30 cm in real life

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not on the paper, but rather on the scale drawing

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next question...

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but can you give an example of a scale factor in words not in numbers please

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a ratio that helps convert the measures of a scale drawing to the measures in real life

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thats the example?

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no, that's the definition of scale factor in my own words

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okay, let's say there was a cow

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oh okay :)

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and he was drawn out 5 mm

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on the drawing there was a scale factor of 1:20

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so for every 1 mm in the drawing it was 20 mm in real life

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so you would do 5*20

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to find the measurement of the cow in real life

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so whats the full example ?

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what's the question, now I'm getting confused

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the question is...
What are scale drawings? Can you give an example?

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scale drawing-a scale drawing is a drawing of something in real life, with measurements that are either smaller or bigger that the object/thing in real life

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example: a human was drawn 5 cm

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every 1 cm on the drawing was really equal to 1 ft in real life

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so the person would be 5 feet

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so is this the full answer for the question?

A scale drawing is a ratio that helps convert the measures of a scale drawing to the measures in real life. For example, a human was drawn 5 cm. Every 1 cm on the drawing was really equal to 1 ft in real life. So the person would be 5 feet.

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no

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a scale factor the definition you gave me

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I mean you gave me the definition of a scale factor

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a scale drawing is a drawing of something in real life, with measurements that are either smaller or bigger that the object/thing in real life

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thats the definition?

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yup

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no, i need the definition of a scale factor not a scale drawing

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"A scale factor is a ratio that helps convert the measures of a scale drawing to the measures in real life."

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change drawing to factor

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ok so is this the full answer to the question?
A scale factor is a ratio that helps convert the measures of a scale drawing to the measures in real life. For example, a human was drawn 5 cm. Every 1 cm on the drawing was really equal to 1 ft in real life. So the person would be 5 feet.

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yes, I think that is correct

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please make sure

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just to be safe, I'll give you a different example

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a cat in a drawing was 22 mm. For every 2 mm in the drawing, it would be 1 inch in real life

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so the cat would be 11 inches in real life

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ok

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next question! :)

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Can you describe the difference between complementary and supplementary angles?

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complimentary angle: two angles with a sum of 90

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supplementary angle: two angles with a sum of 180

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so is this the full answer?
A complimentary angle are two angles with a sum of 90. A supplementary angle are two angles with a sum of 180.

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yup

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ok next!

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okay, make it quick

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3. Can you find the area and circumference of a circle given the radius or diameter?

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yes, you can

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how

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area of circle:

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r means radius

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half of the diameter of a circle is what the radius is

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that's the circumference of a circle formula

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how do i put that in words

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the area of a circle is pi times radius squared

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the circumference of a circle is two times pi times radius

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pi is typically approximated to 3.14

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so is this the full answer...
yes, you can. The area of a circle is pi times radius squared. The circumference of a circle is two times pi times radius. Pi is typically approximated to 3.14.

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Yes, that's correct

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sorry I have to go to ballet now... I'll tag someone

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@nincompoop @Astrophysics

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nooooo! please i only have two more

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they are quick

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4. What are vertical angles? Give an example?

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vertical angles