Checking and securing understanding of scaled drawings
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I can interpret scaled drawings in a variety of contexts.
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Maps are a practical example of a multiplicative relationships.
The scale factor is the multiplier.
The multiplicative relationship can be written as a ratio.
Real-life scaling involves writing a ratio involving the parts which are dependent on each other.
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