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Ratio of 3 Numbers Calculator

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Simplify a ratio of three numbers A:B:C to its lowest whole-number terms.

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01,000,000
01,000,000
01,000,000

Greatest Common Factor

2

The largest whole number that divides evenly into A, B, and C.

Simplified Ratio

2:3:5

A:B:C reduced to its simplest whole-number form.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is a three-number ratio simplified?

All three numbers are divided by their shared greatest common factor (GCF), the largest whole number that divides evenly into all three, leaving the smallest possible whole numbers that keep the same proportions.

What is a real example of this?

A recipe needing 100g of butter, 200g of sugar, and 400g of flour has ingredients in the ratio 100:200:400. Dividing all three by their GCF of 100 simplifies this to 1:2:4.

Can I scale a simplified ratio back up?

Yes, once simplified to its lowest terms, any equivalent ratio can be found by multiplying all three numbers by the same scale factor.

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