ENLARGEMENT Scale factors Centre of enlargement Scale factors Indicates how much to enlarge or reduce the original. Formula = image length divided by.

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ENLARGEMENT Scale factors Centre of enlargement

Scale factors Indicates how much to enlarge or reduce the original. Formula = image length divided by object length. 3 cm 9 cm object Image

The image length = 9 cm The object (original) length = 3 cm Therefore the scale factor is 9 / 3 = 3 This means the calculator has enlarged its object by 3 to give the enlarged size. 3 cm9 cm

3 cm9 cm 6 cm x = If the object increases by 3 then what is the height of the image, x = ?

6 cm x 3 = 18cm The height of the image of the calculator is 18 cm. ANSWER

Example 2 4 cm The scale factor = 20 / 4 = 5 The image enlargement is five times the object (original). 20 cm ObjectImage

Negative Scale factors This is when the scale factor is less than 0 The image is on the opposite side of the centre of enlargement The distances from the centre are measured in the opposite direction O A C B A’ B’ C’ 2cm 4 cm Q: Enlarge ABC, centre O, scale factor -2

Centre of enlargement Connects the image and the object (original). If you connect both points it will enlarge about a central focus, called the centre of enlargement.

Centre of enlargement

A’ AB B’ C C’ D D’ object Image

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