How to simplify a ratio, step by step
The greatest common divisor method, with examples for decimals, three-part ratios and mixed units.
3 min read →Short, plain-English guides to the ideas behind the calculators. Each one has worked examples you can follow on paper, and a link to the matching calculator when you want to check your answer.
The greatest common divisor method, with examples for decimals, three-part ratios and mixed units.
3 min read →Add the parts, divide each by the total, multiply by 100. Plus the reverse trip and a common trap.
3 min read →Find the ratio from any width and height, then resize images and video without stretching.
3 min read →What 1.618 means, how Fibonacci numbers approach it, and a sensible view of the popular claims.
3 min read →Part to part or part to whole? How to tell them apart and convert between the two.
3 min read →All eight calculators are free and unlimited, and each one shows its working step by step.