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How is a scale different from a scale factor?
A scale is the ratio of the contracted or dilated form with respect to the original form (the ratio of the sizes before and after the scaling operation). The scale factor is the magnitude of the scaling contraction or dilation (the shrinking or expanding) used in the scaling operation.
What is it called when a shape is made bigger?
Scaling
Is there only one standard scaling for all blueprints?
no
What are the answers for math investigation 3 comparing and scaling booklet?
3.3
Is scaling a method for building models of very small objects?
Yes.
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