1TH/Vwo §5.3 Scale

§5.3 Scale
LEARNING GOAL:
how to calculate scale using a ratio table
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§5.3 Scale
LEARNING GOAL:
how to calculate scale using a ratio table

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§5.3 Scale
HOW ?
BY MAKING RATIO TABLES FOR EVERY EXERCISE !!
JUST LIKE IN §5.1 and. §5.2
On the TEST about Ch5 this will be asked from all the time.

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§5.3 Scale
Celebrating your birthday, inviting 300 people,
is something done ON A LARGE SCALE.



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Vital question for 'scale':
'What does 1 cm in the drawing represent in reality?!'
This drawing could be a map of a town, a country or a 
continent,
but also the drawing of a person, an animal, or whatever.   
Let's look at a few examples!

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Vital question for 'scale':
What does 1 cm in the drawing represent in reality?!
This drawing could be a map of a town, 
but also the drawing of an animal, or whatever.   
Let's look at an example!

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Example of 'scale':

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What is the right scale for the drawing of the weasel?
A
1 : 7.5
B
15 : 1
C
1 : 15
D
30 : 2

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Scale  1 : 15  meaning   1 cm on the drawing
equals 15 cm in reality.





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Homework time.
+ Later a few more slides follow!

+  CORRECT the following MISTAKE in your Paper Book:
p.185 C5a. '0.016 mm'  should be '0.016 cm' ! 

timer
15:00

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Up to now ...
The objects (thingies) were drawn much smaller than they are in real life. However, this is going to change!
Fleas (vlooien) or ticks (teken) are seen under a microscope  or in a biology book much greater than they really are. 
In that way we can see what they really look like!

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A
2 : 8
B
4 : 1
C
1 : 4
D
0.5 : 2

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So the scale is     4 : 1  ??!
Shouldn't this result be:
1 : 4 ?
No, watch the next slide!

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Did you notice this:
No  matter if the scale is about something smaller or larger than the picture, if possible we always use the number 1 !
So, not          2 : 10    but   1 : 5
However      we write      3 : 2     and  not   1 : 2/3   
No fractions or decimal numbers in a scale !
TRY ONE MORE SCALE TASK now.

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ANS
timer
1:00

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Solution:
1.  2.75 cm = 27.5 mm
2. 27.5 : 5.5 = 5
3. 5 mm in the drawing 
     represents 1 mm in reality, so
4.  scale is.  5 : 1

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Homework time
+ Make §5.3 Scale now.

+ Good luck!

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