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Book Free DemoThere are two cases in simplifying the ratio.
- Simplifying ratios of the same unit.
- Simplifying ratios of the different unit.
Simplifying ratios of the same unit
The general rule to simplify the ratios of the same unit.
Step \(1\): Write the ratio in fraction form.
Step \(2\): Divide each of the ratios with a suitable number.
Example:
1. Simplify the ratio \(45\) to \(6\).
The fraction form of the ratio is .
Divide each of the ratios by \(3\).
That is .
Thus, the simplified form of the ratio is .
2. Simplify the ratio of \(750\) \(gm\) to \(25\) \(gm\).
The fraction form of the ratio is .
Divide each of the ratios by \(25\).
That is .
Thus, the simplified form of the ratio is .
Simplifying ratios of different units.
The general rule to simplify the ratios of the different unit.
Step \(1\): Convert the ratios to the same unit.
Step \(2\): Write the ratio in fraction form.
Step \(3\): Divide each of the ratios with a suitable number.
Example:
Simplify the ratio \(5\) \(m\) to \(700\) \(cm\).
Step \(1\): Convert \(5\) \(m\) to \(cm\). We know that \(1m = 100cm\). Thus, \(5m = 5 × 100 = 500cm\).
Step \(2\): Write the ratio in fraction form. The fraction form of the given ratios is .
Step \(3\): Divide each number by \(100\). .
Thus, the simplified form of the ratio is .