Simplify A:B
1920:1080 = 16:9. Dividing both terms by 120 keeps the same relationship.
Decimals work too: 0.1:0.3 = 1:3. The result is an exact whole-number ratio.
Simplify two numbers or find the missing value in a proportion.
Keep the relationship clear.
Enter both terms to find the smallest equivalent whole-number ratio.
A ratio compares quantities in the same units. A proportion says that two ratios are equal.
1920:1080 = 16:9. Dividing both terms by 120 keeps the same relationship.
Decimals work too: 0.1:0.3 = 1:3. The result is an exact whole-number ratio.
3:4 = 9:D gives D = 12. Cross-multiply: 3 × D = 4 × 9, then divide by 3.
Choose which of A, B, C or D is unknown. The calculator uses the other three values and shows the check.
A and C can be zero, but denominators B and D must be greater than zero. For example, 0:5 simplifies to 0:1. The ratio 0:0 is undefined. A proportion such as 0:B=0:2 has no unique answer; 0:B=3:2 has no valid positive denominator. These cases are explained rather than returned as zero.
Each input accepts a nonnegative value up to 1 trillion, up to 6 effective decimal places and at most 64 characters. Trailing zeros do not count toward the decimal limit. Use a dot, without commas, units or exponent notation. The calculation keeps the exact fractional relationship. Rounded displays use at most 6 decimal places, or 6 significant digits for very small values, and show ≈. The exact fraction remains available.
No. The tool calculates numeric ratios; it does not change a file, convert units, distribute a total or calculate percentage change. For percentage questions, use the Percentage Calculator.
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