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Chapter 6.2 Notes: Use
Proportions to Solve Geometry
Problems
Goal: You will use proportions to solve
geometry problems.
• Additional Properties of Proportions:
1. Reciprocal Property: If two ratios are equal,
then their reciprocals are also equal.
2. If you interchange the means of a proportion,
then you form another true proportion.
3. In a proportion, if you add the value of each
ratio’s denominator to its numerator, then you
form another true proportion.
MN
NP
Ex.1: In the diagram,

. Write four true
RS
ST
proportions.
BD
BE
Ex.2: In the diagram,

. Find BA and BD.
DA EC
SV SU
Ex.3: In the diagram,

. Find ST and VT.
VT UR
S
12
U
8
6
V
28
R
T
DE
BE
Ex.4: In the diagram,

. Find AC.
AC BC
Scale Drawing
• A scale drawing is a drawing that is the same shape
as the object it represents.
i.e. floor plan of a house
• The scale is a ratio that describes how the
dimensions in the drawing are related to the actual
dimensions of the object.
– Scale factor =
Ex.5: The blueprint shows a scale drawing of a cell
phone. The length of the antenna on the blueprint is
5 centimeters. The actual length of the antenna is 2
centimeters. What is the scale of the blueprint?
Ex.6: The scale of the map below is 1 inch : 26 miles.
Find the actual distance from Pocahontas to Algona.
Ex.7: You buy a 3-D scale model of the Reunion
Tower in Dallas, TX. The actual building is 560 feet
tall. Your model is 10 inches tall, and the diameter of
the dome on your scale model is about 2.1 inches.
a. What is the diameter of the actual dome?
b. About how many times as tall as your model is
the actual building?
Ex.8: The scale of a map is 1 in : 1440 ft. Find the
actual length of a street if the distance on the map is
3 inches.