1:2 Ratio
Part A: 1; Part B: 2; Multiplier (for equivalent ratio): 1
Simplified Part B: 0.6666666667; Simplified Part A: 0.3333333333; Equivalent Part B: 0.6666666667; Equivalent Part A: 0.3333333333
Simplifies a ratio or finds an equivalent ratio given one part.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Enter Part A, Part B, and Multiplier (for equivalent ratio) in the units shown.
Read Simplified Part B, Simplified Part A, Equivalent Part B, and Equivalent Part A in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
Choose a preset to load an example, then adjust the values for your situation.
See the inputs and their calculated results.
Part A: 1; Part B: 2; Multiplier (for equivalent ratio): 1
Simplified Part B: 0.6666666667; Simplified Part A: 0.3333333333; Equivalent Part B: 0.6666666667; Equivalent Part A: 0.3333333333
Part A: 3; Part B: 4; Multiplier (for equivalent ratio): 1
Simplified Part B: 1.714285714; Simplified Part A: 1.285714286; Equivalent Part B: 1.714285714; Equivalent Part A: 1.285714286
Part A: 5; Part B: 10; Multiplier (for equivalent ratio): 1
Simplified Part B: 3.333333333; Simplified Part A: 1.666666667; Equivalent Part B: 3.333333333; Equivalent Part A: 1.666666667
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