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Equivalent ratios or equal ratios are two ratios that express the same relationship between numbers. The ratio formula and ratio tutorial are provided below the ratio calculator. You can use this equivalent ratio calculator to solve ratio and/or proportion problems by comparing a ratio against an equivalent ratio of the same proportions where the numerator and denominator are a direct multiplication of the multiplying value (mx). If you need to add, subtract, multiply or divide ratios, use this ratio calculator.
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As we previously mentioned, Equivalent Ratios are two ratios that express the same relationship between numbers. The Equivalent Ratio Calculator provides a table of equivalent ratios that have the same relationship between each other and directly with the ratio you enter into the calculator. We will look at how to calculate equivalent ratios shortly, first lets look at how to use the free online equivalent ratio calculator:
As we can see, using the equivalent ratio calculator is a quick and easy way to calculate equivalent ratios. This is useful for quick math but you may wish to calculate equivalent ratio manually. That great, understand math formula and calculations is important, particularly ratio math as ratios are used in a significant number of business calculations, finance calculations and general day to day calculations, for example: miles per hour, your BMI, the amount of money your share or sweets you share with friends, these are all good examples of ratios. If you are still working on your mental arithmetic and manual ratio calculations, we suggest that you first enter the ratio into the calculator to see the results, then complete the manual math using the equivalent ratio formula. This way you can check your answers and build up your confidence.
When calculating equivalent ratios it is important to understand that mathematically, you are expressing the same relationship, simply in different amounts. for example, if you have 10 sweets to share with 4 friends, this is the same and having 5 sweets to share with 2 friends in ratio terms. Although the quantities vary, the ratio of the numerator and denominator are the same (both can be divided by 2 in this instance). The important point to remember is that equivalent literally means equal, so what you are calculating is the same ratio expressed in different quantities. This can only be achieved via multiplication of division.
As equivalent ratios have the same value there is technically no equivalent ratio formula but the following equivalent ratio formula will help you with the manual math calculations.
We have previously covered the numerator and denominator in the Fractions Calculator, if you are not familiar with the numerator and denominator or simply wish to refresh your memory please review that article and supporting calculator before proceeding.
In our equivalent ratio formula, we can see that by multiplying both the numerator and denominator by the same amount (a) that we maintain the relationship with all equivalent ratio and our initial ratio from which we started the calculation
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A ratio is a direct comparison of one number against another. A ratio calculator looks to define the relationship that compares between those two numbers
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When calculating equivalent ratios you must multiply or divide both numbers in the ratio. This keeps both numbers in direct relation to each other. So, a ratio of 2/3 has an equivalent ratio of 4/6: in this ratio calculation we simply multiplied both 2 and 3 by 2.
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