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    Y6 Spring Block 6 ANS6 Calculating Scale Factors 2019 1.227726626

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    This document provides examples of calculating scale factors from enlargements of shapes. It includes questions about identifying which shapes are enlargements of another shape based on their similarity, calculating missing lengths, areas, and scale factors. The key information is determining if shapes are enlargements based on their similarity and using scale factors to find unknown values when shapes are enlarged by a certain factor.

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    This document provides examples of calculating scale factors from enlargements of shapes. It includes questions about identifying which shapes are enlargements of another shape based on their similarity, calculating missing lengths, areas, and scale factors. The key information is determining if shapes are enlargements based on their similarity and using scale factors to find unknown values when shapes are enlarged by a certain factor.

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    This document provides examples of calculating scale factors from enlargements of shapes. It includes questions about identifying which shapes are enlargements of another shape based on their similarity, calculating missing lengths, areas, and scale factors. The key information is determining if shapes are enlargements based on their similarity and using scale factors to find unknown values when shapes are enlarged by a certain factor.

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    This document provides examples of calculating scale factors from enlargements of shapes. It includes questions about identifying which shapes are enlargements of another shape based on their similarity, calculating missing lengths, areas, and scale factors. The key information is determining if shapes are enlargements based on their similarity and using scale factors to find unknown values when shapes are enlarged by a certain factor.

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    3 Tick all the shapes that are an enlargement of shape A.

    Calculating scale factors

    A
    1 Complete the sentences.

    C
    A

    B
    D
    B
    D

    C How do you know which shapes are enlargements?

    Shape B is an enlargement, by a scale factor of , of shape A.

    4 The two triangles are similar.


    Shape C is an enlargement, by a scale factor of , of shape A.
    Find the length of a.

    Shape D is an enlargement, by a scale factor of , of shape A.


    7 cm a

    2 Shape B is an enlargement of shape A. Shape C is not an


    enlargement of shape A. 5 cm

    15 cm

    A
    C

    a= cm

    Talk to a partner about why this is the case. © White Rose Maths 2019
    5 The two triangles are similar. 7 The rectangle is enlarged by a scale factor.
    Find the area of the smaller triangle. The perimeter of the enlarged
    rectangle is 64 m.
    What is the scale factor of 2.8 m
    30 cm
    enlargement?

    5.2 m

    4 cm 24 cm

    area = cm2
    scale factor =

    8 The diagram shows three similar triangles.


    6 These two children’s toys are similar.
    Calculate the missing values.
    Find the length marked y.

    53°
    b d
    21 mm
    a
    20 cm
    5 cm 37° c
    6 mm 18 mm 27 mm

    18 cm y

    a= b = c = d =

    y= cm2

    © White Rose Maths 2019

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