Solve the missing value in A:B = C:D, or enlarge and shrink both parts of a
ratio by the same factor. These two modes reproduce both forms on calculator.net.
Formula
Equivalent ratios satisfy A / B = C / D, so cross multiplication gives
A × D = B × C. Scaling uses (A × k):(B × k) when enlarging and
(A / k):(B / k) when shrinking.
Examples
Solve 3:4 = 600:D
D = 4 × 600 / 3 = 800, so the completed ratio is 3:4 = 600:800.
Shrink 250:280 by 2.5
Dividing both terms by 2.5 produces 100:112.