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Week 24 Bell Ringers & Quiz. 8 th grade math. Bell Ringer Tuesday. 1. Calculate the number of cubic inches each figure can hold. Calculate the mean of the volumes. Calculate the range of the volumes. 4. If the dimensions of every figure are doubled, how are the volumes affected?. 2 in. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Week 24 Bell Ringers & Quiz

Week 24 Bell Ringers & Quiz

8th grade math

Page 2: Week 24 Bell Ringers & Quiz

Bell RingerTuesday

1. Calculate the number of cubic inches each figure can hold.2.Calculate the mean of the volumes.3.Calculate the range of the volumes.4. If the dimensions of every figure are doubled, how are the volumes affected?

2 in

1 in

3 in

2 in

1 in

4 in

5 in

1 in

1 in

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1. Calculate the number of cubic inches each figure can hold.

2 in

1 in

3 in

2 in

1 in

4 in

5 in

1 in

1 in

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36inV

lwhV )4)(1(2V

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35inV

36in 38in35in

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2. Calculate the mean of the volumes.3. Calculate the range of the volumes.

2 in

1 in

3 in

2 in

1 in

4 in

5 in

1 in

1 in

3

)586(:mean

3

19 3

3

16 in

3358: inRange

36in 38in35in

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4. If the dimensions of every figure are doubled, how are the volumes affected?

2 in

1 in

3 in

2 in

1 in

4 in

5 in

1 in

1 in

2:rScaleFacto 823

volumes.original n thelarger tha

times8 are volumesnew The

36in 38in35in

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QuizTuesday

The first triangle is dilated to create the second triangle. What is the perimeter of the dilated triangle?

6 cm

5 cm2.5 cmx cm

7 cm

3 cm

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What is the perimeter of the new triangle?

I found the scale factor used by dividing the new side by the original side. I multiplied the other dimension by the scale factor to get the missing dimension. I added the three sides together to get the perimeter.

The first triangle is dilated to create the second triangle. What is the perimeter of the dilated triangle?

The new perimeter is 9 cm.

Reduction1st: 5 cm, 6 cm, 7 cm2nd: 2.5 cm, 3 cm, x cm

5.6

3

Original

New

cm5.3)5(.7

cmP

P

9

35.25.3

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Bell RingerWednesday

You go on a hike. You hike 3 miles to the east and 4 miles north.

1. What is the quickest route back to camp?

2. How much quicker is this than hiking back the way you came?

HINT: draw a picture!!

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You go on a hike. You hike 3 miles to the east and 4 miles north.

1. What is the quickest route back to camp?

3 miles

4 miles

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225 c225 c

milesc 5

5 miles

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You go on a hike. You hike 3 miles to the east and 4 miles north.

2. How much quicker is this than hiking back the way you came?

3 miles

4 miles

milesmilesmiles 743

5 miles

rmilesFastemilesmiles 257

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QuizWednesday

Out of 50 tourists, 30 tourists bought food from the ocean-side concession

stand. What percentage of tourists did not buy food from the concession

stand?

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What percent did not buy food?

To find the percent that did not buy food, I subtracted the total that did buy food from the total number of tourists. I set up a percent proportion, using the amount that did not buy food. I multiplied by a scale factor of 2.

Out of 50 tourists, 30 tourists bought food from the ocean-side concession stand. What percentage of tourists did not buy food from the concession stand?

Forty percent of the tourists did not buy food.

50 tourists30 bought20 did not buy

100

%

whole

part

100

%

50

20

total

Not

100

40

250

220

total

Not

%40

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Bell RingerThursday

1. Calculate the number of cubic inches the figure can hold.2. Calculate the number of square inches needed to cover the figure.3. If all the dimensions are doubled, how is the surface area affected?4. If all the dimensions are doubled, how is the volume affected?

3.5 in

2 in

7 in

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1. Calculate the number of cubic inches the figure can hold.

3.5 in

2 in

7 in

5.327 V5.314V

349inV

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2. Calculate the number of square inches needed to cover the figure.

3.5 in

2 in

7 in

25.24)5.3(7 inFront 214)2(7 inTop 27)2(5.3 inSide

291)7145.24(2 inTotalS

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3. If all the dimensions are doubled, how is the surface area affected?

3.5 in

2 in

7 in298)7(14 inFront 256)4(14 inTop

228)4(7 inSide 2364)285698(2 inTotalS

291inTotalS 2 in

7 in

3.5 in

14 in

4 in

7 in2364inTotalS

491

3642

2

in

in

original

new The new surface area is 4 times larger than the original surface area.

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QuizThursday

The first rectangle is dilated to create the second rectangle. What is the area of the dilated rectangle?

6 cm

4 cm18 cm

x cm

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What is the area of the new rectangle?

I found the scale factor used by dividing the new side by the original side. I multiplied the other dimension by the scale factor to get the missing dimension. I multiplied the length and width of the new rectangle to get the area.

The first rectangle is dilated to create the second rectangle. What is the area of the dilated rectangle?

The new area is 216 square centimeters.

Enlargement1st: 4 cm by 6 cm2nd: x cm by 18 cm

36

18

Original

New

cm12)3(4

2216

)18(12

cmA

A

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Bell RingerFriday

The original figure below is dilated 400%.

1. What type of dilation occurred?2. Calculate the scale factor.3. Calculate the original area.4. Calculate the new area.5. How is the area affected?

2 in

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The original figure is dilated 400%.

1. What type of dilation occurred?

2. Calculate the scale factor.

Enlargement

4%400

2 in

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The original figure is dilated 400%.

3. Calculate the original area.

4. Calculate the new area.

222 56.12)4(14.3)2(14.3 inr

inNewRadius 842:

2 in

222 96.200)64(14.3)8(14.3 inr

8 in

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The original figure is dilated 400%.

5. How is the area affected?

161

16

56.12

96.200

Original

NewSay NO to Oreos!

The new area is 16 times larger than the original area.

2 in 8 in

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QuizFriday

Two figures are similar. The scale factor is ½. If the volume of the larger figure is 48 in3, what is the volume of the smaller figure?

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What is the volume of the smaller figure?

I cubed the scale factor since volume involves 3 dimensions. I set up a proportion with the volume scale factor. I used the volume of the larger figure and the volume scale factor to find the volume of the smaller figure.

Two figures are similar. The scale factor is ½. If the volume of the larger figure is 48 in3, what is the volume of the smaller figure?

The volume of the smaller figure is 6 cubic inches.

ReductionScale factor: ½Volume of large: 48 cubic in

8

1

2

1

2

13

3

488

1 V

original

new

48

6

68

61

original

new