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Enlargement (C) WORKSHEET

Suitable for Year groups: Year 10, Year 11
GCSE Tier: Foundation/Higher
Targeting grades: 4-5
Prerequisite knowledge: Coordinates in the first quadrant. Translation by a column vector.
Learning Objective: Draw enlargements of shapes by positive integer and fractional scale factors with a centre of enlargment on a square grid and x and y axis using coordinates,

Enlargement (C) WORKSHEET DESCRIPTION

Enlargement (C) sees pupils practising enlargement from centres of enlargement by positive integer and fractional scale factors on square and coordinate grids.

Section A consists of 4 questions on a square grid. Here students will enlarge from centres of enlargement in different relative positions including one 'inside' the object.

Section B provides an opportunity for your learners to enlarge polygons on coordinate grids in the first quadrant. There are six questions on separate axes where students are given the scale factor of enlargement and centre of enlargement in coordinate form. One fractional scale factor is included of 1.5.

Ensure your students are equipped with a pencil and ruler to complete their enlargements.

All worksheets are created by the team of experienced teachers at Cazoom Maths.

Enlargement (C) worksheet

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This worksheet targets grades 4-5 and is suitable for both Foundation and Higher tier GCSE students in Years 10 and 11. The combination of positive integer and fractional scale factors makes it ideal for students working towards these intermediate grade boundaries in transformations.